Revisited Magic Admin Python SDK

The (Cool) Magic Admin Python SDK provides convenient ways for developers to interact with Magic API endpoints and an array of utilities to handle DID Token.

This package has been revisited from the original to support newer versions of python.

Table of Contents

• Documentation
• Quick Start
• Development
• Changelog
• License

Documentation

See the Magic doc!

Installation

You can directly install the SDK with:

pip:

pip install cool-magic-admin

Prerequisites

• Python 3.9+

Quick Start

Before you start, you will need an API secret key. You can get one from the Magic Dashboard. Once you have the API secret key, you can instantiate a Magic object.

from magic_admin import Magic

magic = Magic(api_secret_key='<YOUR_API_SECRET_KEY>')

magic.Token.validate('DID_TOKEN')

# Read the docs to learn more! 🚀

Optionally if you would like, you can load the API secret key from the environment variable, MAGIC_API_SECRET_KEY.

# Set the env variable `MAGIC_API_SECRET_KEY`.

magic = Magic()

Note: The argument passed to the Magic(...) object takes precedence over the environment variable.

Configure Network Strategy

The Magic object also takes in retries, timeout and backoff_factor as optional arguments at the object instantiation time so you can override those values for your application setup.

magic = Magic(retries=5, timeout=10, backoff_factor=0.03)

Development

We would love to have you contributing to this SDK. To get started, you can clone this repository and create a virtualenv.

make development

This will create a virtualenv for all the local development dependencies that the SDK will needs.

Once it is done, you can source the virtualenv. It makes your local development easier!

source virtualenv_run/bin/activate

To make sure your new code works with the existing SDK, run the test against the current supported Python versions.

make test

To clean up existing virtualenv, tox log and pytest cache, do a

make clean

This repository is installed with pre-commit. All of the pre-commit hooks are run automatically with every new commit. This is to keep the codebase styling and format consistent.

You can also run the pre-commit manually. You can find all the pre-commit hooks here.

pre-commit run

Please also see our CONTRIBUTING guide for other information.

Changelog

See Changelog

License

See License