A python based wrapper for [Uber's public API] (https://developer.uber.com/).
It provides flexibility to retrieve JSON responses from the API as well as translating them to objects.
## Version History
### 1.0
- Initial release with most API calls except a few mentioned in the To-do section.
## Getting Started
### Dependencies
This package requires Python 2.5+
Essential requirements-
- [httplib2] (https://github.com/jcgregorio/httplib2)
- Uber Server Token, Client ID, Secret
### Installation
To install by downloading the source:
sudo python setup.py install
Alternatively, using pip:
sudo pip install uberpy
### Authorisation
#### User credentials
Credentials can be obtained from [Uber's API website] (https://developer.uber.com/)
This includes a client_id, secret, and server_token.
For the initial version, only the server_token is required as OAuth 2.0 is currently not implemented.
Future versions will, however support OAuth 2.0.
## Documentation
Check out the latest official [API documentation] (https://developer.uber.com/v1/endpoints/) for a detailed reference.
First, import uberipy:
```python
from uberpy import Uber
```
Create a new Uber instance as follows:
```python
uber = Uber(client_id, server_token, secret)
```
This will give access to the underlying API methods.
### JSON Methods
#### GET /v1/products - get_products(latitude, longitude)
This method returns a list of all the products that are available in the area based on location coordinates.
**Parameters**
- latitude (float) Represents the latitude component of location.
- longitude (float) Represents the longitude component of location.
**Usage**
```python
latitude = 51.5286416
longitude = -0.1015987
uber_products = uber.get_products(latitude, longitude)
# Do something with it
```
#### GET /v1/estimates/price - get_price_estimate(start_latitude, start_longitude, end_latitude, end_longitude)
This method returns an estimate of the fare for a trip between two locations.
**Parameters**
- start_latitude (float) Latitude component of start location.
- start_longitude (float) Longitude component of start location.
- end_latitude (float) Latitude component of end location.
- end_longitude (float) Longitude component of end location.
**Usage**
```python
start_latitude = 51.5252162
start_longitude = -0.1036919
end_latitude = 51.5049949
end_longitude = -0.0103968
fare_estimate = uber.get_fare_estimate(start_latitude, start_longitude, end_latitude, end_longitude)
# Do something with it
```
#### GET /v1/estimates/time - get_time_estimate(start_latitude, start_longitude, customer_uuid, product_id)
Get the estimated time of arrival of a Uber product.
**Parameters**
- start_latitude (float) Latitude component.
- start_longitude (float) Longitude component.
- customer_uuid (string) *Optional* Unique customer identifier to be used for experience customization.
- product_id (string) *Optional* Unique identifier representing a specific product for a given latitude & longitude.
**Usage**
```python
start_latitude = 51.5252162
start_longitude = -0.1036919
time_estimate = uber.get_time_estimate(start_latitude, start_longitude, customer_uuid=None, product_id=None)
# Do something with it
```
#### GET /v1/promotions - get_promotions(start_latitude, start_longitude, end_latitude, end_longitude)
Returns the promotions that will be available to a new user based on their location.
**Parameters**
- start_latitude (float) Latitude component of start location.
- start_longitude (float) Longitude component of start location.
- end_latitude (float) Latitude component of end location.
- end_longitude (float) Longitude component of end location.
**Usage**
```python
start_latitude = 51.5252162
start_longitude = -0.1036919
end_latitude = 51.5049949
end_longitude = -0.0103968
promotions = uber.get_promotions(start_latitude, start_longitude, end_latitude, end_longitude)
# Do something with it
```
### Tests
To run the tests, you will have to obtain
- server_token
- client_id
- secret
Add them to the tests before you run them.
You can always comment out the tests you dont want.
### Todo
Functions to create Uber objects to extend classes and provide flexibility.
Currently, the library does not include any of the OAuth requiring API calls.
These include
- /v1.1/history : This returns data about a user's history
- GET /v1/me : Returns information about the user who has authorized with the application.
### Contributors
[Vivan] (https://github.com/vivangkumar)
## Licence
This code is licenced under the [MIT Licence](http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)
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