pip install git+ssh://git@github.com/jirafe/jirafe-python-client.git#egg=jirafe-python-client
If you need to work with the Jirafe API from a secure non web based service, use the UsernameSession.
session = UsernameSession('site_id', 'username', 'password', 'client_id', 'client_secret')
profile = session.get_profile()After retrieving an authorization code from the redirected first step of the the Oauth2 process, you can pass it into the Oauth2Session to give it the ability to fetch access and refresh tokens
# with a code
session = Oauth2Session('site_id', 'client_id', 'client_secret', code='5b94429c64c8f604cc2bd0422f4f5bc2b88d997d')
profile = session.get_profile()If you have stored a refresh token, available at session.get_refresh_token(), you can pass it into a session to give it the ability to fetch new refresh and access tokens
# with a refresh_token
session = Oauth2Session('site_id', 'client_id', 'client_secret', refresh_token='KsV1q3F2enN65vzxrg410Dj7d7jVoeth40ZM4TUT')
profile = session.get_profile()If you have an access token, you can pass it to the session and use it until it expires. Note: An access token alone cannot fetch a new refresh or access token
# with a refresh_token
session = Oauth2Session('site_id', 'client_id', 'client_secret', access_token='KsV1q3F2enN65vzxrg410Dj7d7jVoeth40ZM4TUT')
profile = session.get_profile()Once you have a session with a valid access token you can make calls to the Jirafe API
client = JirafeClient()
response = client.product_change(session, product_dict)