Urban Airship API Utilities

https://github.com/urbanairship/ua-api-utils#readme

Currently just provides a simple ua command line tool with a single sub-command:

ua get-tokens $APP_KEY $UA_SECRET

You can also set your secret as an environment variable:

UA_SECRET=... ua get-tokens $APP_KEY

And control the filename:

UA_SECRET=... ua get-tokens $APP_KEY -o some-new-file.json
UA_SECRET=... ua get-tokens $APP_KEY -o - | gzip > yet-another-file.json.gz

Installing

In a virtualenv in safest (if you have virtualenv installed):

virtualenv ua-api-utils
cd ua-api-utils
. bin/activate
pip install ua-api-utils

Or in your $HOME directory if you have your user-site in your $PATH:

pip install --user ua-api-utils

And of course, there’s always sudo to install it globally:

sudo pip install ua-api-utils

No pip?

sudo easy_install ua-api-utils

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