blockscore-python

Official BlockScore API library client for python

This library is generated by alpaca

Make sure you have pip installed

$ pip install blockscore

Works with [ 2.6 / 2.7 / 3.2 / 3.3 ]

import block_score

# Then we instantiate a client (as shown below)

client = block_score.Client()

# If you need to send options
client = block_score.Client({}, options)

auth = { 'username': 'pksunkara', 'password': 'password' }

client = block_score.Client(auth, options)

response = client.klass('args').method('args')

response.body
# >>> 'Hello world!'

response.code
# >>> 200

response.headers
# >>> {'content-type': 'text/html'}

response.body
# >>> 'The username is pksunkara!'

response.body
# >>> {'user': 'pksunkara'}

body = 'username=pksunkara'

body = {'user': 'pksunkara'}

body = {'user': 'pksunkara'}

The following options are available while instantiating a client:

• base: Base url for the api
• api_version: Default version of the api (to be used in url)
• user_agent: Default user-agent for all requests
• headers: Default headers for all requests
• request_type: Default format of the request body

The following options are available while calling a method of an api:

• api_version: Version of the api (to be used in url)
• headers: Headers for the request
• query: Query parameters for the url
• body: Body of the request
• request_type: Format of the request body

Returns user api instance

verifications = client.verifications("")

The following arguments are required:

• type:
• date_of_birth:
• identification:
• name:
• address:

response = verifications.new("", "", "", "", "", options)

The following arguments are required:

• id:

response = verifications.retrieve("", options)

The following arguments are required:

response = verifications.list("", "", options)

questions = client.questions()

The following arguments are required:

• verification_id:

response = questions.new("", options)

The following arguments are required:

• verification_id:
• question_set_id:
• answers:

response = questions.score("", "", "", options)

Here is a list of Contributors

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John Backus ([email protected])