if __name__ == '__main__':
# The fuel type we want. 56 is premium unleaded
FUEL_TYPE = "56"
# The email of all of our accounts
accounts = [
"*****@*****.**", "*****@*****.**",
"*****@*****.**"
]
passwords = ["myfirstpassword", "thisispassword2", "andthethirdone"]
# Combine the username and password together
for user in zip(accounts, passwords):
# Login to 7Eleven
myaccount = account.login(user[0], user[1])
# Get the cheapest fuel, and work out how much fuel we can lock in
fuel_location = getCheapestFuel(FUEL_TYPE)
litres = int(150)
# Start the lock in session. Here you can confirm the price if you want
# Note: You need to add the price confirmation yourself.
fuellock.startLockinSession(myaccount[0], myaccount[1],
fuel_location[2], fuel_location[3])
# Lock in the price
fuellock.confirmLockin(myaccount[0], myaccount[1], myaccount[2],
FUEL_TYPE, litres)
# And for good measure, just logout again
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'''
import api.creditcard as creditcard
import api.account as account
import api.fuellock as fuellock
import api.giftcard as giftcard
import json
if __name__ == '__main__':
# We need to save the login details into a variable. When you login there are 3 details that 7-Eleven responds
# with. They are your device secret token, access token and your account id.
# Device secret and access token are used for almost every request to identify the user as you.
myaccount = account.login("*****@*****.**", "password")
# Get your account details. The response is a JSON array.
get_account_details = json.loads(
account.getAccountDetails(myaccount[0], myaccount[1]))
# Print the users first name
print get_account_details['PersonalDetails']['Name']['Firstname']
account.logout(myaccount[0], myaccount[1])