Mondo simple python SDK

A simple python SDK for dealing with the Mondo API It deals with tokens and token refreshing behind the scenes

See the docs https://getmondo.co.uk/docs for details.

1. Download the repository
2. Use the SDK for fun, profit, and global domination

How do I load the SDK

All of the methods in the class can accept different account details as parameters, should you open up your app / service to other people, but starting with your own account and defaults makes it easy to play with.

You can also specify the default account details to use in the instantiation of MondoClient.

account = MondoClient('[email protected]', 'p4ssw0rd', 'oauthclient_xxxx', 'client_secret')

If that goes well and you don't get any errors...

What can you do?

• account.get_transactions()
• account.get_transaction()
• account.authenticate()
• account.get_accounts()
• account.get_primary_accountID()
• account.create_feed_item()
• account.register_webhook()
• account.deliver_token()
• account.token_refresh()

deliver_token() returns a token for handrolling requests and refreshes it when necessary

The methods above all return JSON rather than request objects (the previous version)

Look at the code and https://getmondo.co.uk/docs for information on what parameters to use to refer to other accounts etc.

What about tokens and refreshing them?

It's all taken care of. If a token expires the code will use the refresh call to get a new one

Example starter code

from mondo import MondoClient
account = MondoClient('[email protected]', 'p4ssw0rd', 'oauthclient_xxxx', 'client_secret')

print(account.get_accounts())
first_account_id =  account.get_accounts()[0]['id']

trx = account.get_transactions(account.get_primary_accountID(), limit=10)
print(trx)

singleID = trx[1]['id']
single = account.get_transaction(singleID)
print(single)


account.register_webhook(url='http://mydomain.com/transactions')

webhooks = account.list_webhooks()
first_webhook = webhooks[0]['id']

account.delete_webhook(first_webhook)

Evolved from original code by Tito Miguel Costa ( https://bitbucket.org/titomiguelcosta/mondo )