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Installation

Install the exp-sdk package from PyPi via your favorite python package manager.

pip install exp-sdk

This gives your environment access to the exp_sdk module.

Runtime

Starting the SDK

exp_sdk.start(options)

Starts and returns an sdk instance. Can be called multiple times to start multiple independent instances of the sdk. The sdk can be started using user, device, or consumer app credentials.**options supports the following keyword arguments:

  • username=None The username used to log in to EXP. Required user credential.
  • password=None The password of the user. Required user credential.
  • organization=None The organization of the user. Required user credential
  • uuid=None The device or consumer app uuid. Required consumer app credential and required device credential unless allow_pairing is True.
  • secret=None The device secret. Required device credential unless allow_pairing is True.
  • api_key=None The consumer app api key. Required consumer app credential.
  • allow_pairing=False Whether to allow authentication to fallback to pairing mode. If True, invalid or empty device - credentials will start the sdk in pairing mode.
  • host=https://api.goexp.io The api host to authenticate with.
  • enable_network=True Whether or not to establish a socket connection with the EXP. If False, you will not be - able to listen for broadcasts.
import exp_sdk

# Authenticating as a user.
exp = exp_sdk.start(username='joe@scala.com', password='joeIsAwes0me', organization='joeworld')

# Authenticating as a device.
exp = exp_sdk.start(uuid='[uuid]', secret='[secret]')

# Authenticating as a consumer app.
exp = exp_sdk.start(uuid='[uuid]', api_key='[api-key]')

Stopping the SDK

exp_sdk.stop()

Stops all running instances of the sdk, cancels all listeners and stops all socket connections.

exp_1 = exp_sdk.start(**options_1)
exp_2 = exp_sdk.start(**options_2)

exp_sdk.stop()
exp_2.create_device()  # Exception.

New instances can still be created by calling start.

exp.stop()

Stops the sdk instance, cancels its listeners, and stops all socket connections.

exp = exp_sdk.start(**options)
exp.stop()
exp.get_auth()  # Exception.

Sdk instances cannot be restarted and any invokation on the instance will raise an exception.

Exceptions

exp_sdk.ExpError

Base class for all EXP exceptions.

exp_sdk.UnexpectedError

Raised when an unexpected error occurs.

exp_sdk.RuntimeError

Raised when startup options are incorrect or inconsistent.

exp_sdk.NetworkError

Raised when an error or timeout occurs when attempting to listen on the network.

exp_sdk.AuthenticationError

Raised when the sdk cannot authenticate due to bad credentials.

exp_sdk.ApiError

Raised when an API call fails. Has properties message, code, and payload. payload is the parsed JSON document received from the API.

Authentication Payload

exp.get_auth()

Returns the up to date authentication payload. The authentication payload may be updated when invoking this method.

print 'My authentication token is : %s' % exp.get_auth()['token']

Logging

The EXP SDK uses the exp-sdk logger namespace.

Real Time Communications

Status

exp.is_connected

Whether or not there is an active socket connection.

# Wait for a connection.
while not exp.is_connected:
  time.sleep(1)

Channels

exp.get_channel(name, consumer=False, system=False)

Returns a channel with the given name and flags.

channel = exp.get_channel('my-consumer-channel', consumer=True)

channel.broadcast(name, payload=None, timeout=0.1)

Sends a broadcast on the channel with the given name and payload and returns a list of responses. timeout is the number of seconds to hold the request open to wait for responses.

responses = channel.broadcast('hi!', { 'test': 'nice to meet you!' })
[print response for response in responses]

channel.listen(name, timeout=10, max_age=60)

Returns a listener for events on the channel. timeout is how many seconds to wait for the channel to open. max_age is the number of seconds the listener will buffer events before they are discarded. If timeout is reached before the channel is opened, a NetworkError will be raised.

channel = exp.get_channel('my-consumer-channel', consumer=True)
listener = channel.listen('hi', max_age=30)

channel.fling(payload)

Fling an app launch payload on the channel.

location = exp.get_location('[uuid]')
location.get_channel().fling({ 'appTemplate' : { 'uuid': '[uuid'} })

channel.identify()

Requests that devices listening for this event on this channel visually identify themselves. Implementation is device specific; this is simply a convience method.

Listeners

listener.wait(timeout=0)

Wait for timeout seconds for broadcasts. Returns a broadcast if a broadcast is in the queue or if a broadcast is received before the timeout. If timeout is reached, returns None. If timeout is set to 0 (the default), will return immediately.

channel = exp.get_channel('my-channel')
listener = channel.listen('my-event')

while True:
  broadcast = listener.wait(60)
  if broadcast:
    print 'I got a broadcast!'

Broadcasts are returned in the order they are received.

listener.cancel()

Cancels the listener. The listener is unsubscribed from broadcasts and will no longer receive messages. This cannot be undone.

Broadcasts

broadcast.payload

The payload of the broadcast. Can be any JSON serializable type.

broadcast.respond(response)

Respond to the broadcast with a JSON serializable response.

channel = exp.get_channel('my-channel')
listener = channel.listen('my-event')

while True:
  broadcast = listener.wait(60)
  if broadcast and broadcast.payload == 'hi!':
    broadcast.respond('hi back at you!')
    break

API

Devices

Devices inherit all common resource methods and attributes.

exp.get_device(uuid=None)

Returns the device with the given uuid or None if no device could be found.

exp.get_current_device()

Returns the current device or None if not applicable.

exp.create_device(document=None)

Returns a device created based on the supplied document.

device = exp.create_device({ 'subtype': 'scala:device:player' })

exp.find_devices(params=None)

Returns an iterable of devices matching the given query parameters. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

exp.delete_device(uuid=None)

Deletes the device with the given uuid.

device.get_location()

Returns the device's location or None.

device.get_zones()

Returns a list of the device's zones.

device.get_experience()

Returns the device's experience or None

Things

Things inherit all common resource methods and attributes.

exp.get_thing(uuid=None)

Returns the thing with the given uuid or None if no things could be found.

exp.create_thing(document=None)

Returns a thing created based on the supplied document.

thing = exp.create_thing({ 'subtype': 'scala:thing:rfid', 'id': '[rfid]', 'name': 'my-rfid-tag' })

exp.find_things(params=None)

Returns an iterable of things matching the given query parameters. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

exp.delete_thing(uuid=None)

Deletes the thing with the given uuid.

thing.get_location()

Returns the thing's location or None.

thing.get_zones()

Returns a list of the thing's #zones.

thing.get_experience()

Returns the device's experience or None

Experiences

Experiences inherit all common resource methods and attributes.

exp.get_experience(uuid=None)

Returns the experience with the given uuid or None if no experience could be found.

exp.get_current_experience()

Returns the current experience or None.

exp.create_experience(document=None)

Returns an experience created based on the supplied document.

exp.delete_experience(uuid=None)

Deletes the experience with the given uuid.

exp.find_experiences(params=None)

Returns an iterable of experiences matching the given query parameters. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

experience.get_devices(params=None)

Returns an iterable of devices that are part of this experience. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

Locations

Locations inherit all common resource methods and attributes.

exp.get_location(uuid=None)

Returns the location with the given uuid or None if no location could be found.

exp.get_current_location()

Returns the current location or None.

exp.create_location(document=None)

Returns a location created based on the supplied document.

exp.find_locations(params=None)

Returns an iterable of locations matching the given query parameters. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

exp.delete_location(uuid=None)

Deletes the location with the given uuid.

location.get_devices(params=None)

Returns an iterable of devices that are part of this location. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

location.get_things(params=None)

Returns an iterable of things that are part of this location. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

location.get_zones()

Returns a list of zones that are part of this location.

location.get_layout_url()

Returns a url pointing to the location's layout image.

Zones

Zones inherit the common resource methods and attributes save(), refresh(), and get_channel().

exp.get_current_zones()

Returns a list of the current zones or an empty list.

zone.key

The zone's key.

zone.name

The zone's name.

zone.get_devices()

Returns all devices that are members of this zone.

zone.get_things()

Returns all things that are members of this zone.

zone.get_location()

Returns the zone's location

Feeds

Feeds inherit all common resource methods and attributes.

exp.get_feed(uuid=None)

Returns the feed with the given uuid or None if no feed could be found.

exp.create_feed(document=None)

Returns a feed created based on the supplied document.

feed = exp.create_feed({ 'subtype': 'scala:feed:weather', 'searchValue': '16902', 'name': 'My Weather Feed'  })

exp.find_feeds(params=None)

Returns an iterable of feeds matching the given query parameters. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

feeds = exp.find_feeds({ 'subtype': 'scala:feed:facebook' })

exp.delete_feed(uuid=None)

Deletes the feed with the given uuid.

feed.get_data(**params)

Returns the feed's data. For dynamic feeds specify key value query params in params.

Data

Data items inherit the common resource methods and attributes save(), refresh(), delete(), and get_channel(). There is a limit of 16MB per data document.

Note that data values must be a javascript object, but can contain other primitives.

exp.get_data(group='default', key=None)

Returns the data item with the given group or key or None if the data item could not be found.

data = exp.get_data('cats', 'fluffy')

exp.create_data(group='default', key=None, value=None)

Returns a data item created based on the supplied group, key, and value.

data = exp.create_data('cats', 'fluffy', { 'color': 'brown'})

exp.find_data(params=None)

Returns an iterable of data items matching the given query parameters. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

items = exp.find_data({ 'group': 'cats' })

exp.delete_data(group=None, key=None)

Deletes the data item with the given group and key.

data.key

The data item's key. Settable.

data.group

The data item's group. Settable

data.value

The data item's value. Settable.

Content

Content items inherit all common resource methods and attributes except save().

exp.get_content(uuid=None)

Returns the content item with the given uuid or None if no content item could be found.

exp.find_content(params=None)

Returns a list of content items matching the given query parameters. params is a dictionary of query parameters.

content.subtype

The content item's subtype. Not settable.

content.get_url()

Returns the delivery url for this content item.

content.has_variant(name)

Returns a boolean indicating whether or not this content item has a variant with the given name.

content.get_variant_url(name)

Returns the delivery url for a variant of this content item.

content.get_children(params)

Returns an iterable of the content items children. params is a dictionary of query parameters. Iterable also has attributes matching the raw API response document properties (i.e. total and results).

Resources

These methods and attributes are shared by many of the abstract API resources.

resource.uuid

The uuid of the resource. Cannot be set.

resource.name

The name of the resource. Can be set directl

resource.document

The resource's underlying document

resource.save()

Saves the resource and updates the document in place.

device = exp.get_device('[uuid]')
device.name = 'my-new-name'
device.save()  # device changes are now saved

resource.refresh()

Refreshes the resource's underlying document in place.

device = exp.create_device()
device.name = 'new-name'
device_2 = exp.get_device(device.uuid)
device.save()
device_2.refresh()
print device_2.name  # 'new-name'

resource.get_channel(system=False, consumer=False)

Returns the channel whose name is contextually associated with this resource.

channel = experience.get_channel()
channel.broadcast('hello?')

resource.delete()

Deletes the resource.

Custom Requests

These methods all users to send custom authenticated API calls. params is a dictionary of url params, payload is a JSON serializable type, and timeout is the duration, in seconds, to wait for the request to complete. path is relative to the api host root. All methods will return a JSON serializable type.

exp.get(path, params=None, timeout=10)

Send a GET request.

result = exp.get('/api/devices', { 'name': 'my-name' })  # Find devices by name.

exp.post(path, payload=None, params=None, timeout=10)

Send a POST request.

document = exp.post('/api/experiences', {})  # Create a new empty experience.

exp.patch(path, payload=None, params=None, timeout=10)

Send a PATCH request.

document = exp.patch('/api/experiences/[uuid]', { 'name': 'new-name' })  # Rename an experience.

exp.put(path, payload=None, params=None, timeout=10)

Send a PUT request.

document = exp.put('/api/data/cats/fluffy', { 'eyes': 'blue'})  # Insert a data value.

exp.delete(path, params=None, timeout=10)

Send a DELETE request.

exp.delete('/api/location/[uuid]') # Delete a location.