vingd 0.1.2

Vingd API interface client.

Vingd enables users to pay with money or with time. Money goes directly to publishers and time is monetized indirectly through interaction with brands, content creation, loyalty, bringing new users, etc. As a result Vingd dramatically increases monetization while keeping reach. Vingd’s secret sauce are mathematical models that are adapting to each user in order to extract as much value as possible from their time.

We use vingds (think of it as “digital currency”, points, or credits) to express the value (“price”) of intangible goods (such as TV streams or newspaper articles), to reward users for their activity (time), or to authorize (“charge”) them access to digital goods.

Vingd API for Python

Vingd API enables you to register Vingd objects you’re selling, create Vingd purchase orders, verify and commit Vingd purchases. You can also reward users, either directly (in backend), or indirectly via Vingd vouchers. Detailed docs and demos are available.

Installation

To install the last stable release of Vingd API:

$ pip install vingd

Or, to install from GitHub source:

$ git clone https://github.com/vingd/vingd-api-python
$ cd vingd-api-python
$ make env && source env/bin/activate   (skip if already in virtualenv)
$ python setup.py install

Example Usage

from vingd import Vingd

v = Vingd(username="<vingd-login-username>", password="<vingd-login-password>")

balance = v.get_user_balance()
print 'My balance is VINGD %.2f.' % (balance/100.0)

vouchers = v.get_vouchers()
print "I have %d active vouchers." % len(vouchers)

For more examples, see example/test.py in source.

Documentation

Automatically generated documentation for latest stable version is available on: https://vingd-api-for-python.readthedocs.org/en/latest/.

Copyright and License

Vingd API is Copyright (c) 2012 Vingd, Inc and licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for full details.