Electric Kiwi Python API
What it does
Provide a simple API interface to the Electric Kiwi API, requires basic auth using the client id and secret provided by Electric Kiwi.
What it does not
session management / token management, there are enough libraries and frameworks that already do this very well, no point reinventing the wheel
Authentication has been left to you.
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Authentication
To make any requests to the token url you are required to have basic auth using the client id and secret same as the python api example.
How to use it
implement AbstractAuth (see test_instance.py in tests)
once implemented you can pass it to ElectricKiwiApi
e.g
api = ElectricKiwiApi(ApiAuthImpl(session))
await api.get_active_session()
await api.set_active_session()
You will need to call api.set_active_session() to set the customer number and connection id for you to run additional API calls as it sets them on the class so your not passing them continuously.
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