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Twisted-based async interface for Ubuntu One Files Cloud REST API v1

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txu1

Twisted-based async interface for Ubuntu One Files Cloud REST API v1.

Implemented from scratch on top of Twisted and oauth2 (name might be confusing - it’s actually OAuth 1.0 helper), does not require any ubuntu-specific libs, daemons or modules.

Usage Example

Note that email/password credentials are only needed to get the OAuth 1.0 consumer/token (which can be revoked through ubuntu single sign on interface) once, see docs for more details.

Included “u1-cli” script can also be used to generate these OAuth credentials for the apps.

from twisted.internet import defer, reactor
from txu1 import txU1, DoesNotExist

@defer.inlineCallbacks
def do_stuff():
    api = txU1(debug_requests=True)

    try:
        api.auth_consumer, api.auth_token =\
            (open(n).read().splitlines() for n in ['u1_consumer', 'u1_token'])
    except (OSError, IOError):
        print 'Getting new OAuth credentials'

        # Query credentials from terminal
        email = raw_input('U1 Email: ').strip()
        password = raw_input('U1 Password: ').strip()
        assert email and password, (email, password)

        auth = yield api.auth_create_token(email, password)
        open('u1_consumer', 'w').write('{}\n{}\n'.format(*api.auth_consumer))
        open('u1_token', 'w').write('{}\n{}\n'.format(*api.auth_token))
        print 'Auth data acquired: {}'.format(auth)

    print 'Storage info: {}'.format((yield api.info_storage()))
    print 'Public files: {}'.format((yield api.info_public_files()))

    vol_list = yield api.volume_info(type_filter='udf')
    vol_count = len(vol_list)
    print 'UDF volumes: {}'.format(vol_list)

    try: vol_info = yield api.volume_info('~/test')
    except DoesNotExist:
        vol_info = yield api.volume_create('~/test')
        vol_count += 1
    print 'Using volume: {}'.format(vol_info)
    if vols_count > 1: api.default_volume = '~/test'

    try: print 'dir info: {}'.format((yield api.node_info('/a/b/c', children=True)))
    except DoesNotExist: print 'mkdir: {}'.format((yield api.node_mkdir('/a/b/c')))

    contents = 'somecontents'
    print 'put: {}'.format(
        (yield api.file_put_into('/a/b/c', name='test_file', data=contents)) )
    print 'put_magic: {}'.format(
        (yield api.file_put_magic('/a/b/c/test_file2', data=contents)) )

    print 'get: {}'.format((yield api.file_get('/a/b/c/test_file')))

    print "Hey! I'm running some DELETE operations, don't mind me..."
    yield api.node_delete('/a/b/c/test_file2')
    yield api.node_delete('/a/b/c/test_file')
    yield api.node_delete('/a/b/c')
    yield api.volume_delete('~/test')

    print 'Done'

do_stuff().addBoth(lambda ignored: reactor.stop())
reactor.run()

More comprehensive docs are always welcome!

Installation

It’s a regular package for Python 2.7 (not 3.X).

Using pip is the best way:

% pip install txu1

If you don’t have it, use:

% easy_install pip
% pip install txu1

Alternatively (see also):

% curl https://raw.github.com/pypa/pip/master/contrib/get-pip.py | python
% pip install txu1

Or, if you absolutely must:

% easy_install txu1

But, you really shouldn’t do that.

Current-git version can be installed like this:

% pip install 'git+https://github.com/mk-fg/txu1.git#egg=txu1'

Note that to install stuff in system-wide PATH and site-packages, elevated privileges are often required. Use “install –user”, ~/.pydistutils.cfg or virtualenv to do unprivileged installs into custom paths.

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