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bankinbridge 0.1.0a4

Bankin-bridge-python is a Python module for communicating with the
Bridgeapi.io API.

Table of Contents

Main requirements
Installation
Basic usage
Authors
License

Main requirements
Python 3.4+, Requests 2.0+.

Installation
To install Bankin Bridge, please use pip (or pipenv) as follows:
$ pip install --pre bankin-bridge

Basic usage
The first step to interact with the Bankin Bridge API interface is to initialize a bridge.Client
instance. You’ll need a client ID and client secret this initialization:
>>> from bridge import Client
>>> client = Client('<CLIENT_ID>', '<CLIENT_SECRET>')
Then you can easily register a new user, authenticate them and interact with the implemented
entities and the underlying API endpoints. Here are some examples:
>>> client.user.create('test@example.com', '<PWD>')
{'uuid': 'c3b140ad-aa85-49ca-a254-de77de521bbf',
'resource_uri': '/v2/users/c3b140ad-aa85-49ca-a254-de77de521bbf',
'resource_type': 'user',
'email': 'text@example.com'}
>>> client = client.user.authenticate('test@example.com', '<PWD>')
{'access_token': '<ACCESS_TOKEN>',
'expires_at': '2018-11-19T17:20:33.546Z',
'user': {'uuid': '12f34ca5-da8c-4ac2-8882-3e428033f300',
'resource_uri': '/v2/users/12f34ca5-da8c-4ac2-8882-3e428033f300',
'resource_type': 'user',
'email': 'test@example.com'}}
>>> client.set_access_token('<ACCESS_TOKEN>')
>>> client.item.add_url()
{'redirect_url': 'https://connect.bankin.com?token_uuid=fb12c345-b1ae-234a-1cc2-123456789dac'}
>>> client.account.list()
...

Authors
impak Finance <tech@impakfinance.com>.

License
MIT. See LICENSE for more details.