import pyrelate

pyrelate.settings.RELATE_API_KEY = 'API_KEY'
pyrelate.settings.RELATE_API_SECRET = 'API_SECRET'

# List
pyrelate.RelateList

# List Item
pyrelate.RelateListItem

# Account
pyrelate.RelateAccount

# Contacts
pyrelate.RelateContact

# Users
pyrelate.RelateUser

# Events
# @TODO: Not complete yet
pyrelate.RelateEvent

RelateList.get_by_id('my-list-id')
RelateAccount.get_by_id('my-list-id')
RelateContact.get_by_id('my-list-id')
RelateUser.get_by_id('my-list-id')

# gets all
RelateList.all()

# optional parameter fetch_all
RelateList.all(fetch_all=True)

obj.save()

# get all lists
lists = RelatList.all()

# get a list by id
my_list = RelateList.get_by_id('my-list-id')

# optionally, retreive all list items at the same time
my_list_with_items = RelateList.get_by_id('my-list-id', get_items=True)

# we can always fetch the items later
my_list.get_items()

# check what fields we have
print my_list.fields_dict
# {"0": "Name", "1": "Source"}

# back to my_list from above example
# get the list items
item = my_list.items[0]

type item
# RelateListItem

# Assume we have a field called "value"
# we can now do
print item.get_field('Status')
# u'Interested'

# You can also get the raw value of a field
print item.get_field('Status', raw=True)
# u'9'

# set a field
item.set_field('value', 100)

# what's really cool, if we update this field
# and save it, will be pushed to relate!
items[0].save()

# we have a few handy list methods as well
# get_item_by_name searches list items by name 
awesome_deal = my_list.get_item_by_name("My awesome Deal")

# Let's get a filtered set of items
# based on having a field "value" of 500
value_500_items = my_list.filter_items("value", "500")

# Now let's get items that have the opposite (not value 500)
not_500_items = my_list_filter_items("value", "500", include=False)

# create a new item
item = RelateListItem(my_list)
item.name = "My awesome Item"
item.fields['value'] = 500
item.save()