python-stanbicmm
A python library providing an interface to interact with the Stanbic Mobile Money service
Installing
You can install python-stanbicmm via PyPi. To install the latest stable version:
$ pip install python-stanbicmm
Usage
Using python-stanbicmm in your project is very easy:
import stanbic
mm = stanbic.StanbicMM('2348012345678', '1111') # specify your account number and pin
transactions = mm.get_transactions()
specific_transaction = mm.get_transaction(txn_ref="012345")
License
python-stanbicmm is free software, available under the BSD license.
Dependencies
Contributing
Please feel free to fork this project and submit pull requests. If you’ve found a bug, also feel free to fix it and submit a pull request. If you can’t submit a patch, then report bugs by creating an issue on the issue tracker.
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