def get_broker_navigator(self):
# TODO: remove the manipulation of the URL to allow broker URLs with path components at the root
# (this manipulation is here as an interim measure for older usages which specified a more complex
# pact broker URL pointing to a different resource)
url_parts = urllib.parse.urlparse(self.pact_broker_url)
url = f'{url_parts.scheme}://{url_parts.netloc}/'
return Navigator.hal(url, default_curie='pb')
def get_broker_navigator(self):
# TODO: remove the manipulation of the URL to allow broker URLs with path components at the root
# (this manipulation is here as an interim measure for older usages which specified a more complex
# pact broker URL pointing to a different resource)
url_parts = urllib.parse.urlparse(self.pact_broker_url)
url = f'{url_parts.scheme}://{url_parts.netloc}/'
nav = Navigator.hal(url, default_curie='pb')
if self.pact_broker_username is not None:
if self.pact_broker_password is None:
raise ValueError('pact broker password must be specified')
nav.authenticate(
(self.pact_broker_username, self.pact_broker_password))
return nav
def get_broker_navigator(self):
return Navigator.hal(self.url,
default_curie="pb",
auth=self.auth,
headers=self.headers)
def __init__(self,aep,api_token=None): self.rn= Navigator.hal(aep) if api_token: self.rn.headers['OSDI-API-Token']=api_token
def __init__(self, api_key, location):
self._api_key = api_key
self._url_base = self._location_base + location + '/'
self._headers={'Api-Key': self._api_key}
self._navigator = Navigator.hal(self._url_base, headers=self._headers)
# pip install restnavigator
from restnavigator import Navigator
# The OSDI API entry point, listing the collections available
# View it in a browser: http://demo.osdi.io/hb2/browser.html#/api/v1
aep = 'http://demo.osdi.io/api/v1'
# Security is important. The OSDI example server doesn't require a token.
# Others do so here's how to do it
api_token = 'foobar'
# Initialize the navigator with the AEP
rn = Navigator.hal(aep)
# Set the token
rn.headers['OSDI-API-Token'] = api_token
# Navigate to the osdi:people collection from the AEP
# Then drill in to the osdi:people embedded in the response to the collection
# Stick the set of people that came back into a variable
people = rn['osdi:people']['osdi:people']
# Loop through the people, grab each persons state
for person in people:
state = person.state
# People have more than one email, grab them all
emails = ''
for email in state['email_addresses']:
emails += email['address']