def application_example():
# Create the GeotriggerClient using a client_id and client_secret.
# This will allow you to use the full Geotrigger API to administer your
# application.
print 'Creating GeotriggerClient as an application.'
gt = GeotriggerClient(CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET)
# Fetch a list of all triggers in this application.
triggers = gt.request('trigger/list')
# Print all the triggers and any tags applied to them.
print "\nFound %d triggers:" % len(triggers['triggers'])
for t in triggers['triggers']:
print "- %s (%s)" % (t['triggerId'], ",".join(t['tags']))
# Add "testing123" tag to all of the triggers that we just fetched.
triggers_updated = gt.request('trigger/update', {
'triggerIds': [t['triggerId'] for t in triggers['triggers']],
'addTags': TAG
})
# Print the updated triggers.
print "\nUpdated %d triggers:" % len(triggers_updated['triggers'])
for t in triggers_updated['triggers']:
print "- %s (%s)" % (t['triggerId'], ",".join(t['tags']))
# Delete the "testing123" tag from the application.
tags_deleted = gt.request('tag/delete', {'tags': TAG})
print '\nDeleted tags: "%s"' % ", ".join(tags_deleted.keys())
def device_example():
# Create the GeotriggerClient using only a client_id, a device will be
# registered for you.
print 'Creating GeotriggerClient as a device.'
gt = GeotriggerClient(CLIENT_ID)
# Get the default tag for our fake device so that we can apply it to
# the trigger that we'll be creating.
device_tag = 'device:%s' % gt.session.device_id
# Create a unique URL for this example on RequestBin, a super handy HTTP
# request inspection tool. (See: http://requestb.in)
r = requests.post('http://requestb.in/api/v1/bins', {'private': True})
if r.status_code == 200:
bin = r.json()
requestbin_url = 'http://requestb.in/%s' % bin['name']
else:
print "Could not set up a requestb.in URL to use for trigger callback."
print "(%d) %s" % (r.status_code, r.text)
sys.exit(1)
# Build trigger
esri_hq = {
'condition': {
'geo': {
'latitude': 34.0562,
'longitude': -117.1956,
'distance': 100
},
'direction': 'enter'
},
'action': {
'callbackUrl': requestbin_url
},
'setTags': device_tag
}
# Post the trigger to the Geotrigger API
print 'Creating trigger...'
trigger_response = gt.request('trigger/create', esri_hq)
print trigger_response
# Construct a fake location update to send to the Geotrigger API.
# Supplying a previous location is not strictly required, but will speed up
# trigger processing if provided.
location_update = {
'previous': {
'timestamp': datetime.now().isoformat(),
'latitude': 45.5165,
'longitude': -122.6764,
'accuracy': 5,
},
'locations': [
{
'timestamp': datetime.now().isoformat(),
'latitude': 34.0562,
'longitude': -117.1956,
'accuracy': 5,
}
]
}
# Send the location update.
print 'Sending location update...'
update_response = gt.request('location/update', location_update)
print update_response
# Visit the requestb.in url to inspect the request made to the callback url.
print 'Check %s?inspect for the trigger callback!' % requestbin_url