surl

Ubuntu Store API thin wrapper

Installing

Or simply use the snap CLI:

$ snap install surl [--edge]

Usage

Verifying credentials:

$ surl -e celso.providelo@canonical.com -s staging
Password for celso.providelo@canonical.com:
2FA (if enabled): ******
{"account": ..., "allowed": true, "permissions": ["package_access"], "channels": ["edge"]}

Storing authorization:

$ surl -e celso.providelo@canonical.com -s staging \
  -p package_access -p package_register -a stg-reg
Password for celso.providelo@canonical.com: ****
Second-factor auth for staging: ****
...

Using stored authorizations:

$ surl -a stg-reg | jq .
{
  "account": {
    "openid": "******",
    "verified": true,
    "displayname": "Celso Providelo",
    "email": "celso.providelo@canonical.com"
  },
  "last_auth": "2016-08-11T19:12:42.034584",
  "refresh_required": false,
  "allowed": true,
  "permissions": [
    "package_access",
    "package_register"
  ]
}

Registering a snap name in staging:

$ surl -a stg-reg -d'{"snap_name": "surl"}' \
  https://dashboard.staging.snapcraft.io/dev/api/register-name/
{"snap_id": "wKFeK2U7Y2CB53vRJwg9MeR9bqfPvtZK"}

Hacking

A simple makefile is provided. It assumes internet access, the main targets are:

make lint to verify syntax and formatting. 'make black' to apply black formatting to the project's files. make test to run unit tests.

Happy hacking!