The Hyper Python library provides convenient access to the Hyper API from applications written in the Python language.
Documentation
See the API docs.
Installation
pip install --upgrade hyper-python
Requirements
- Python 3
Usage
The library needs to be configured with your account's secret key which is
available in your Hyper Dashboard. Set hyper.api_key to its
value:
import hyper hyper.api_key = 'sk_...' # create license license = hyper.License.create( email='hello@hyper.co', plan='f80gre098nbgoiA', # see API docs for remaining parameters ) # print the license's email print(license.email) # retrieve specific license license = hyper.License.retrieve('6WHJ-GIPG-28KF-U0MB') # print that license's email print(license.email) # update specific license license = hyper.License.update( key='6WHJ-GIPG-28KF-U0MB', metadata={'hwid': '09584903'} ) # print that license's metadata print(license.metadata) # delete specific license hyper.License.delete('6WHJ-GIPG-28KF-U0MB') # list licenses licenses = hyper.License.list( limit=50, # default is 10 page=1 #default is 1 ) # print the first license's email print(licenses.data[0].email) # send specific license hyper.License.send('6WHJ-GIPG-28KF-U0MB')
Handling exceptions
Unsuccessful requests raise exceptions. The class of the exception will reflect the sort of error that occurred.
try: # Use Hyper's library to make requests... pass except hyper.error.AuthenticationError as e: # Authentication with Hyper's API failed # (maybe you changed API keys recently) pass except hyper.error.InvalidRequestError as e: # Invalid parameters were supplied to Hyper's API pass except Exception as e: # Something else happened, unrelated to Hyper pass