APIze

Write quickly and easily HTTP API clients.

Installation

pip install apize

Get started

Apize class

from apize.apize import Apize

Accept 3 args:

• api_url (str) : your url base (ex: https://myapi.com/api)
• headers (dict) : http headers (for any API requests)
• verify_cert (bool or str) : disable SSL cert verification or get certfile path. (default True)

example

from apize.apize import Apize

app = Apize('https://myapi.com/api')
## With auto-signed ssl cert and allowed verification.
app_https = Apize('https://myapi.com/api', verify_cert='/path/to/certfile')

Call decorator

Accept 2 args:

• path (str) : requests path (ex: /foo/bar/)
• method (str) : http method (default: GET)

Your function must be decorated by call method and must be return a dict.

Dict may contain 8 elements:

• data (dict or str) : body request
• args (dict) : args to parse url (ex: /foo/:bar/)
• params (dict) : params in url (ex: ?id=12)
• headers (dict) : override Apize.headers for special case
• cookies (dict) : http cookies
• timout (int) : set a timeout for request (default: 8 seconds)
• is_json (bool) : define if data args must be parsed in json.
• verify_cert (bool or str) : override Apize.verify_cert for special case

example

from apize.apize import Apize

app = Apize('https://myapi.com/api')

@app.call('/maps/:lat/:long/')
def get_map(key, zoom)
	args = {'lat': '47.331881', 'long': '5.032221'}
	params = {'zoom': 12}
	
	## Final url : 
	## https://myapi.com/api/maps/47.331881/5.032221,12/?zoom=12
	
	return {'args': args, 'params': params}

Use multiple API

from apize.decorators import apize_raw

Use apize_raw decorator (same as call decorator but without Apize object).

example

from apize.decorators import apize_raw

@apize_raw('https://myapi.com/api/maps/:lat/:long/')
def get_map(key, zoom)
	args = {'lat': '47.331881', 'long': '5.032221'}
	params = {'zoom': 12}
	
	## Final url : 
	## https://myapi.com/api/maps/47.331881/5.032221,12/?zoom=12
	
	return {'args': args, 'params': params}

more examples in examples/ directory.