JMessage Python Client

JMessage's officially supported Python client library for accessing JPush APIs.

Dependencies

You need to install pycurl, to use jmessage python client, and nose for test.

$ sudo pip install -r requirements.txt

Installation

To install jpush-api-python-client, simply:

$ sudo pip install jmessage

or alternatively install via easy_install:

$ sudo easy_install jmessage

or from source:

$ sudo python setup.py install

Testing

For running the tests, you need the standard unittest module, shipped with Python.

To run JMessage tests, simply:

$ nosetests -v

Examples

You can see more examples in examples

JMessage Users Management

>>> from jmessage import JMessageSDK
>>> import conf
>>> sdk = JMessageSDK(conf.APPKEY, conf.MASTERSECRET)
>>> sdk.users.register_users('user', [{'username': 'example', 'password': 123456}])
[{u'username': u'example'}]
>>> sdk.users.del_user('example')
True

JMessage Groups Management

>>> from jmessage import JMessageSDK
>>> import conf
>>> sdk = JMessageSDK(conf.APPKEY, conf.MASTERSECRET)
>>> sdk.groups.create_group(
...     'example_group_owner@py',
...     'PyCon',
...     members_username=['example_user_01@py', 'example_user_02@py'],
...     group_desc="Conf for Pythonista!")
{
    u'gid': 10003868,
    u'members_username': [u'example_user_01@py', u'example_user_02@py'],
    u'group_desc': u'Conf for Pythonista!',
    u'owner_username': u'example_group_owner@py',
    u'group_name': u'PyCon'
}
>>> sdk.groups.del_group(10003868)
True

Questions

The best place to ask questions is our Q&A site: http://www.jpush.cn/qa/