Python SDK
A rapid scripting platform for developers.
WayScript allows you to run Python in the cloud, and seamlessly integrate with your favorite APIs.
Installation
pip install wayscriptBasic Usage
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Add one or more HTTP Triggers to your script.
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If you have a password-protected endpoint, obtain your API key or the credentials you would like to use.
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If you have specified a custom endpoint, you will need to pass the name of that endpoint in your api call.
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If your HTTP Trigger takes query parameters and/or JSON body parameters, you can pass those as a dictionary using the
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Run your WayScript programs from your Python code:
from wayscript import WayScript
# Create the WayScript client
wayscript = WayScript()
# If your program requires a password to run, supply those credentials when creating the client
username = 'YOUR_USERNAME'
password = 'YOUR_PASSWORD'
kwargs = { 'username': username, 'password': password }
wayscript = WayScript( **kwargs )
# If your program requires a password to run, you can instead supply your API Key when creating the client
kwargs = { 'api_key': 'MY_API_KEY' }
wayscript = WayScript( **kwargs )
# Run a program by id
program_id = 1234
wayscript.run( program_id )
# Pass query parameters for the HTTP Trigger to output (optional)
query_params = { 'var1': 'one', 'var2': 'two', 'var3': 'three' }
wayscript.run( program_id, params = query_params )
# Pass JSON body parameters for the HTTP Trigger to output (optional)
body_params = { 'var4': 'four', 'var5': 'five', 'var6': 'six' }
wayscript.run( program_id, data = body_params )
# Run a custom endpoint (optional)
endpoint = 'my_endpoint'
wayscript.run( program_id, endpoint = endpoint, params = query_params, data = body_params )
# Get the response from the server
response = wayscript.run( program_id )Run a WayScript program from command line
PROGRAM_ID=1234
python -c "from wayscript import WayScript; WayScript().run($PROGRAM_ID)"If you don't want to use Python on the command line, you can use cURL. (See the HTTP Trigger Sample Code for an example.)
