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MaxCDN REST Web Services Python Client
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Installation
------------

::

    pip install maxcdn

Usage
-----

::

    from maxcdn import MaxCDN

    api = MaxCDN("myalias", "consumer_key", "consumer_secret")

    # Get Account Info
    api.get("/account.json")

    # Create Pull Zone
    api.post("/zones/pull.json", {'name': 'mypullzone', 'url': 'http://yourorigin.com', 'compress': '1'})

    # Update Pull Zone
    api.put("/zones/pull.json/12345", {'url': 'http://neworigin.com'})

    # Purge All Cache
    api.delete("/zones/pull.json/12345/cache")

    # Purge File
    api.delete("/zones/pull.json/77573/cache", data={'file': '/my-file.png'})

Methods
-------

It has support for ``GET``, ``POST``, ``PUT`` and ``DELETE`` OAuth
signed requests.

We now have a shortcut for Purge Calls!
---------------------------------------

::

    zone_id = 12345

    # Purge Zone
    api.purge(zone_id)

    # Purge File
    api.purge(zone_id, '/some_file')

    # Purge Files
    api.purge(zone_id, ['/some_file', '/another_file'])

Every request can take an optional debug parameter. \`\`\`python
api.get("/account.json", debug=True) # Will output # Making GET request
to http://rws.netdna.com/myalias/account.json #{... API Returned Stuff
...}

Every request can also take an optional debug\_json parameter if you
don't like the exception based errors. api.get('/account.json',
debug\_json=True) \`\`\`

For more information about what optional parameters this methods accept
you should check out `@kennethreitz <http://github.com/kennethreitz>`_
library `Requests <https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests>`_.

Initialization
--------------

For applications that don't require user authentication, you can use the
default initialization as the example above.

For applications that require user authentication, you can initialize
the API as follows.

::

    api = MaxCDN("myalias", "consumer_key", "consumer_secret",
                 token="user_token", token_secret="user_token_secret")

You can also send the optional parameter header\_auth, which takes a
boolean to send the OAuth header in the body or URLEncoded.

Development
-----------

::

    git clone https://github.com/maxcdn/python-maxcdn.git
    cd python-maxcdn

    make          # setup and test
    make setup    # installation w/ deps
    make test     # test w/ primary python
    make int      # integration tests w/ primary python
    make test/all # test w/ python2 python3.2 python3.3 python3.4
    make int      # integration tests
    make int/all  # integration w/ python2 python3.2 python3.3 python3.4
    make nose     # verbose test output w/ nosetests

Examples
--------

Running examples:

::

    git clone https://github.com/maxcdn/python-maxcdn.git
    cd python-maxcdn
    make setup

    export PYTHONPATH=./build:./maxcdn:$PYTHONPATH

    ./examples/simple.py
    ./examples/report.py # [hourly|daily|monthly]
    ./examples/purge.py  # [zoneid]