Python bindings to automate requestrepo.com
pip install requestrepoInstantiate the Requestrepo class:
from requestrepo import Requestrepo # Requestrepo, RequestRepo and requestrepo are accepted imports
client = Requestrepo() # new token printed to console
client = Requestrepo("your-token-here")or via environment variables:
REQUESTREPO_TOKEN=token python your_script.pyExample 1: Async request retrieval via on_request
from requestrepo import Requestrepo
def on_request(request_data):
print("New Request Received:", request_data)
client = Requestrepo(token="your-token-here")
print(client.subdomain) # abcd1234
print(client.domain) # abcd1234.requestrepo.com
client.await_requests()Example 2: Synchronous request retrieval
from requestrepo import Requestrepo
client = Requestrepo(token="your_api_token")
print(client.subdomain) # abcd1234
print(client.domain) # abcd1234.requestrepo.com
# Get the latest request (blocks until one is received)
new_request = client.get_request()
print("Latest Request:", new_request)Example 3: Retrieve old requests
You can iterate over all requests that are stored on the server:
from requestrepo import Requestrepo
client = Requestrepo(token="your_api_token")
for request in client.get_old_requests():
print("Request:", request)
client.delete_all_requests() # clear all requests on the serverExample 4: Update HTTP response
You can update the response of a request by calling update_http method:
from requestrepo import Requestrepo # pip install requestrepo
client = Requestrepo(token="your_api_token")
print(client.subdomain) # abcd1234
print(client.domain) # abcd1234.requestrepo.com
client.update_http(raw=b"hello world")
# Get the latest request (blocks until one is received)
new_request = client.get_request()
print("Latest Request:", new_request)Contributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request or open an issue if you have any ideas or suggestions.
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