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This should be a basic entry point - an authorisation token corresponds to the user who generated said token. In the 'trello' library this is implemented as a call to "https://trello.com/1/tokens/{token}/member"
While this can be done currently at a low level, it would be good to have this as either a method on Trolly.authorisation.Authorisation, or a classmethod on Trolly.member.Member
Otherwise nice work - I came across this library while looking for python3 support, and would love to see a package for the latest version which completes that support appear on pypi.
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Thanks for the request! I'll look into this and hopefully get it implemented in the next week or so.
Trolly will get a full up to date package release on pypi for python 2 and 3 soon. I've started work on porting to pythonic naming conventions too (without breaking changes, for the first release). I'll keep you updated.
This should be a basic entry point - an authorisation token corresponds to the user who generated said token. In the 'trello' library this is implemented as a call to
"https://trello.com/1/tokens/{token}/member"
While this can be done currently at a low level, it would be good to have this as either a method on Trolly.authorisation.Authorisation, or a classmethod on Trolly.member.Member
Otherwise nice work - I came across this library while looking for python3 support, and would love to see a package for the latest version which completes that support appear on pypi.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: