A python API for Interface with PushBullet

You can use pip or easy_install to install PB4Py. Alternatively you could check out the repo and then use it directly like that but that's only recommended if you are doing development on the project.

You can use the following options to configure PB4Py.

There are two types of authentication that are provided with PB4Py: basic and oauth.

The first and easiest is basic. Basic authentication uses a access_token that you can find on your PushBullet profile page. This is unique to each PushBullet user and should be kept secret. If you are working on behalf of another user or you are working in an environment where you can't use a personal access_token consider using the oauth authenticator.

{
	"auth": {
		"type": "basic",
		"auth_token": <auth-token>
	}
}

The second type is oauth. OAuth is great when you are working on behalf of a different person or you are working in a setting where you don't want your personal access_token visible to users of the software. For this method of authentication you set the access_token setting to be the OAuth token that is generated for you. You'll need to have the user approve the application first.

{
	"auth": {
		"type": "oauth",
		"auth_token": <oauth-token>,
		"client_id": <client-id>,
		"client_secret": <client_secret>,
		"request_uri": <request_uri>
	}
}

A CLI command is provided for being able to use PushBullet from the command line. Just use the pb4.py command.