- Introduction
- Installation
- Features
- Usage
- GET Requests
- [Examples of
get()
] - [Examples of
get(id, queryParams)
]
- [Examples of
- POST Requests
- [Examples of
create(body)
]
- [Examples of
- PATCH Requests
- [Examples of
update(id, body)
]
- [Examples of
- DELETE Requests
- [Examples of
deleteOne(id)
]
- [Examples of
- GET Requests
- Throttling
- Responses
- Usage
- Feedback
- Contributors
- Acknowledgments
pyfleetio allows you to send HTTP requests extremely easily to the Fleetio APi. This library is mostly based on the Requests library.
Learn more about Fleetio's API here.
pip install pyfleetio
- An API key needs to be generated using the following procedure here.
- Find your account specific Token.
- Provide those parameters to Fleetio class.
import os
from fleetio import Fleetio
api_key = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_API_KEY')
account_token = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_ACCOUNT_TOKEN')
f = Fleetio(api_key, account_token)
active_contacts = f.contacts.get()
all_contacts = f.contacts.get(queryParams={"include_archived":"1"})
import os
from fleetio import Fleetio, NotFoundError
api_key = '123456'
account_token = 'ABC123'
f = Fleetio(api_key, account_token)
active_vehicles = f.vehicles.get()
all_vehicles = f.vehicles.get(queryParams={"include_archived":"1"})
my_car_id = '911'
try:
my_car = f.vehicles.get(id=my_car_id)
except NotFoundError:
print('Car not in active cars!')
import os
from fleetio import Fleetio
api_key = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_API_KEY')
account_token = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_ACCOUNT_TOKEN')
f = Fleetio(api_key, account_token)
best_car = {
'fuel_volume_units':'us_gallons',
'meter_unit':'mi',
'name':'Porsche 911',
'ownership':'owned',
'system_of_measurement':'imperial',
'vehicle_type_id':'804609',
'vehicle_status_id':'276263',
}
car_json = f.vehicles.create(body = best_car) # more fields are available https://developer.fleetio.com/docs/create-vehicle
import os
from fleetio import Fleetio
api_key = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_API_KEY')
account_token = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_ACCOUNT_TOKEN')
car_id = '123456'
f.vehicles.archive(id=car_id)
#
f.vehicles.restore(id=car_id)
import os
from fleetio import Fleetio
api_key = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_API_KEY')
account_token = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_ACCOUNT_TOKEN')
car_id = '123456'
f.vehicles.update(id=car_id, body = {'color':'Yellow', 'model':'Porsche'})
import os
from fleetio import Fleetio
api_key = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_API_KEY')
account_token = os.environ.get('FLEETIO_ACCOUNT_TOKEN')
car_id = '123456'
f.vehicles.deleteOne(id=car_id)
Rate limiting is enforced by the API with a threshold of 20 requests per minute. Learn more about it here. If more than 20 requests are sent within a minute, the requests go to sleep and wait as this ensures that every function invocation is successful at the cost of halting the thread.
Action | Endpoint | HTTP Verb | Description | Response Data Type |
---|---|---|---|---|
get() | /vehicles | GET | Returns an array of all vehicles. | Array |
create | /vehicles | POST | Creates a new vehicle. | No content |
get(id) | /vehicles/:id | GET | Returns the vehicle corresponding to the id parameter. | Hash |
update(id) | /vehicles/:id | PATCH | Updates the vehicle corresponding to the id parameter. | No content |
deleteOne(id) | /vehicles/:id | DELETE | Deletes the vehicle corresponding to the id parameter. | No content |
If you have any questions, please reach out or by submitting an issue here. Feature requests are always welcome. If you wish to contribute, please take a quick look at the guidelines!
This library was developed with the fundamentals adapted from this API Wrapper pyonfleet