Python-based API for Ping Data Technology products.

pip install pingintel-api

You will probably also want to create a ~/.pingintel.ini file, which can store your API keys. (They can also be provided in the environment, via --auth-token on the commandline, or passed as arguments):

Example ~/.pingintel_ini file:

[sovfixer]
# use this by default
SOVFIXER_AUTH_TOKEN = abcdxxxx
# use _STG for staging environment. if not provided, fall back to SOVFIXER_AUTH_TOKEN.
SOVFIXER_AUTH_TOKEN_STG = efghxxxx
# use _DEV for staging environment. if not provided, fall back to SOVFIXER_AUTH_TOKEN.
SOVFIXER_AUTH_TOKEN_DEV = efghxxxx

[pingradar]
# use _DEV or _STG  versions as desired
PINGRADAR_AUTH_TOKEN = abcdxxxx

[pingmaps]
# use _DEV or _STG  versions as desired
PINGMAPS_AUTH_TOKEN = abcdxxxx

This package installs a number of commandline tools:

sovfixerapi pingradarapi pingmapsapi

These tools are thin wrappers around the client API libraries.

See the examples/ directory for some usage examples. For instance, to submit an SOV to Ping SOV Fixer and poll for completion:

from pingintel_api import SOVFixerAPIClient

api_client = SOVFixerAPIClient()
api_client.fix_sov("test_sov.xlsx")

For complete documentation on the REST API, please see https://api.sovfixer.com/docs/.

pingintel-api uses hatch for pypi packaging and updates. Install it for your platform first.

1. Update the __about__.py file with the new version number.

2. hatch build: Create the necessary pypi packages.

3. Create a ~/.pypirc file. It should look something like this:

   [distutils]
   index-servers = pypi testpypi
   
   [pypi]
   repository = https://upload.pypi.org/legacy/
   username = __token__
   password = <your pypi token here>
   

4. hatch publish: Push the new package(s) to pypi. (Note that you'll need a pypi account and to be a member of our organization for this step.)