[Iplant-api-dev] Agave SDK for Python

[Rion Dooley]

The process for obtaining a token is intentionally left out. Agave uses OAuth2 and there are quite a few open source libraries in multiple languages that handle that interaction for you. Rather than reinvent the wheel, we leave it to you to use whichever library and oauth flow suites your needs. 

If you just need to get a token quickly to kick things around, you can go to http://agaveapi.co/live-docs and click the login button. It will walk the oauth flow for you and put a token in the input box next to the button. That is also a good example of how you could add a "login with iPlant" feature to a website.

Rion

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From: iplant-api-dev-bounces at iplantcollaborative.org [iplant-api-dev-bounces at iplantcollaborative.org] on behalf of Darren Boss [dboss at email.arizona.edu]
Sent: Friday, January 24, 2014 11:27 AM
To: Rion Dooley
Cc: Discussion of iPlant API development
Subject: [Iplant-api-dev] Agave SDK for Python

I recently checked out the api for Python from
https://bitbucket.org/taccaci/agave-sdk-python. I have a question
about using the api in a Python project. It appears there is nothing
in the api for dealing with tokens and the one example just has the
token listed in a variable (the code sample for that is actually
Perl). Has anyone used the python sdk yet? I'm just trying to use it
in ipython right now. Do I need to create my own classes for dealing
with tokens?

If anyone else gives it a try make sure to rename the checked out
directory so there are no hyphens otherwise you can't use it in an
import statement.

Any calls that hit the server are just returning error 500.
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