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Provide a simple API interface to the Electric Kiwi API and includes all endpoints available on the juice hacker site
session management / token management, there are enough libraries and frameworks that already do this very well, no point reinventing the wheel
Authentication has been left to you.
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To make any requests to the token url you are required to have basic auth using the client id and secret same as the python api example.
implement AbstractAuth (see test_instance.py in tests)
once implemented you can pass it to ElectricKiwiApi
e.g
api = ElectricKiwiApi(ApiAuthImpl(session))
await api.get_active_session()
await api.set_active_session()
You will need to call api.set_active_session() to set the customer number and connection id for you to run additional API calls as it sets them on the class so your not passing them continuously.
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