chartmogul-python: A Python repository from pegler

Official ChartMogul API Python Client

chartmogul-python provides convenient Python bindings for ChartMogul's API.

Installation

This library requires Python 2.7 or 3.3 and above.

pip install chartmogul

Configuration

First create a Config object by passing your account token and secret key, available from the administration section of your ChartMogul account. You need to pass this configuration object as the first argument to each request.

import chartmogul
config = chartmogul.Config('token', 'secret')

Alternatively, you can use the library without the module prefix:

from chartmogul import *
config = Config('token', 'secret')

Note that both ways should import all necessary classes and submodules, but the first one is preferred due to being explicit.

To test authentication, try ping endpoint:

import chartmogul
chartmogul.Ping.ping(config).get()

This throws error or returns <Ping{data='pong!'}>

Usage

The library is based on promises. You can use it synchronously with .get().

Here is an example:

import chartmogul
config = chartmogul.Config('token', 'secret')

req = chartmogul.Plan.create(config, data={...})
# Now either (asynchronous)
req.then(doSomething).catch(reactOnException)
# or (synchronous)
try:
    doSomething(req.get())
except Exception as ex:
    reactOnException(ex)

Import API

Available methods in Import API:

Data Sources

chartmogul.DataSource.create(config, data={'name': 'In-house billing'})
chartmogul.DataSource.retrieve(config, uuid='ds_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb')
chartmogul.DataSource.all(config)
chartmogul.DataSource.destroy(config, uuid='ds_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb')

Customers

chartmogul.Customer.create(config, data={})
chartmogul.Customer.all(config, {
  page: 2,
  per_page: 20
})
chartmogul.Customer.retrieve(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb')
chartmogul.Customer.search(config, email='email@email.com')
chartmogul.Customer.merge(config, data={
  'from': {'customer_uuid': 'cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb'},
  'into': {'customer_uuid': 'cus_2123290f-09c8-4628-a205-db5596bd58f7'}
})
chartmogul.Customer.modify(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb', data={
  'from': {'customer_uuid': 'cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb'},
  'into': {'customer_uuid': 'cus_2123290f-09c8-4628-a205-db5596bd58f7'}
})
chartmogul.Customer.destroy(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb')

Customer Attributes

Note that the returned attributes of type date are not parsed and stay in string.

chartmogul.Attributes.retrieve(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb')

Custom Attributes

chartmogul.CustomAttributes.add(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb', data={
  'custom': [
    {'type': 'Integer', 'key': 'age', 'value': 8}
  ]
})
chartmogul.CustomAttributes.add(config, data={
  'email': 'adam@smith.com',
  'custom': [
    {'type': 'Integer', 'key': 'age', 'value': 8}
  ]
})
chartmogul.CustomAttributes.update(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb', data={
  'custom': {
    'age': 20,
    'channel': 'Twitter'
  }
});
chartmogul.CustomAttributes.remove(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb', data={
  'custom': ['CAC']
})

Plans

chartmogul.Plan.create(config, data={})
chartmogul.Plan.retrieve(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb')
chartmogul.Plan.modify(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb', data={
    'name': 'new name'
})
chartmogul.Plan.all(config, page=2, external_id='')
chartmogul.Plan.destroy(config, uuid='')

Invoices

import chartmogul.imp

chartmogul.imp.Invoice.create(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb', data={})
chartmogul.imp.Invoice.all(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb', page=2, per_page=10)

Transactions

import chartmogul.imp

chartmogul.imp.Transaction.create(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb', data={})

Subscriptions

import chartmogul.imp

chartmogul.imp.Subscription.all(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb')
chartmogul.imp.Subscription.cancel(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb' data={'cancelled_at': ''})
chartmogul.imp.Subscription.modify(config, uuid='cus_5915ee5a-babd-406b-b8ce-d207133fb4cb' data={'cancellation_dates': []})

Metrics API

Available methods in Metrics API:

chartmogul.Metrics.all(config,
                       start_date='2015-01-01', # notice the _ here
                       end_date='2015-11-24',
                       interval='month',
                       geo='GB',
                       plans='Bronze Plan'
})
chartmogul.Metrics.mrr(config,
                       start_date='2015-01-01',
                       end_date='2015-11-24',
                       interval='month',
                       geo='GB',
                       plans='PRO Plan')
chartmogul.Metrics.arr(config, data={})
chartmogul.Metrics.arpa(config, data={})
chartmogul.Metrics.asp(config, data={})
chartmogul.Metrics.customerCount(config, data={})
chartmogul.Metrics.customerChurnRate(config, data={})
chartmogul.Metrics.mrrChurnRate(config, data={})
chartmogul.Metrics.ltv(config, data={})

chartmogul.Activity.all(config, uuid='')
chartmogul.Subscription.all(config, uuid='')

Errors

The library throws TypeError if data parameter is not serializable.

The chartmogul.ArgumentMissingError is raised if obligatory uuid or data is missing in the call.

The error chartmogul.APIError is raised for any non-20x response from the API. It always has cause of type requests.HTTPError, which contains the response, so you can extract JSON/text in the following way (and program reaction):

from pprint import pprint
try:
    chartmogul.doStuff()
except chartmogul.APIError as e:
    response = e.__cause__.response
    try:
        pprint(response.json())
    except ValueError:
        pprint(response.text)

The cause default serialization doesn't give the API user much detail:

HTTPError('422 Client Error: Unprocessable Entity for url: https://api.chartmogul.com/v1/data_sources',)

That's why it's wrapped, so that you get the detail by default.

APIError(b'{"errors":{"name":"Has already been taken."}}',)

Development

To work on the library:

Fork it
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
Install dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt && python setup.py develop
Fix bugs or add features. Make sure the changes pass the coding guidelines (use pylama).
Write tests for your new features. Use requests_mock for HTTP mocking.
Run tests with python setup.py test and check test coverage with:
- pip install coverage
- coverage run ./setup.py test
- coverage html --include='chartmogul/*'
- Find results in htmlcov/index.html
If all tests are passed, push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
Create a new Pull Request

For a testing project we recommend setting up a virtualenv with development mode installation and Jupyter. virtualenvwrapper is another handy tool.

Built using Requests.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/chartmogul/chartmogul-python.

License

The library is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

The MIT License (MIT)

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