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The CleverTap Server API is a REST API that supports various endpoints to record or return user profiles and actions.

Server API requests must be over HTTPS and must include your CleverTap Account ID and CleverTap Passcode. These are available in your Dashboard -> Settings -> Integration -> Account ID, SDKs.

For more information please see our Server API documentation.

A basic example Python class that wraps the Server API is included here.

To use this example class, manually install it in your project's python path and import accordingly.

from clevertap import CleverTap

clevertap = CleverTap(YOUR_CT_ACCOUNT_ID, YOUR_CT_ACCOUNT_PASSCODE)

# upload an array of user profiles and/or user action events
res = clevertap.upload(data)

# download user profiles based on a JSON query
res = clevertap.profiles(query)

# download user action events based on a JSON query
res = clevertap.events(query)

You can find more on example usage in the included unit tests here.

from clevertap import CleverTap

clevertap = CleverTap(YOUR_CT_ACCOUNT_ID, YOUR_CT_ACCOUNT_PASSCODE)

# create a new push notification target
res = clevertap.targets(clevertap.TargetActions.CREATE, payload)

# estimate reach on a potential target (returns an estimate, doesn't create)
res = clevertap.targets(clevertap.TargetActions.ESTIMATE, payload)

# list created targets
res = clevertap.targets(clevertap.TargetActions.LIST, payload)

# stop a running target
res = clevertap.targets(clevertap.TargetActions.STOP, payload)

# get the results of a target
res = clevertap.targets(clevertap.TargetActions.RESULT, payload)

You can find more on example push targets usage in the included unit tests here.