fingerprint-pro-server-api-sdk
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Fingerprint Pro Server API allows you to get information about visitors and about individual events in a server environment. It can be used for data exports, decision-making, and data analysis scenarios. Server API is intended for server-side usage, it's not intended to be used from the client side, whether it's a browser or a mobile device.
Fingerprint is a device intelligence platform offering 99.5% accurate visitor identification. The Fingerprint Server Python SDK is an easy way to interact with the Fingerprint Server API from your Python application. You can retrieve visitor history or individual identification events.
This Python package is automatically generated by the Swagger Codegen project:
The following Python versions are supported:
You can install the package directly from the Github
pip install git+https://github.com/fingerprintjs/fingerprint-pro-server-api-python-sdk.git
Or from the PyPI
pip install fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk
Then import the package:
import fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk
Install via Setuptools.
python setup.py install --user
(or sudo python setup.py install to install the package for all users)
Then import the package:
import fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk
Please follow the installation procedure and then run the following:
import fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk
# Configure API key authorization and region
configuration = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.Configuration(api_key="SECRET_API_KEY")
# configuration = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.Configuration(api_key="SECRET_API_KEY", region="eu")
# create an instance of the API class
api_instance = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.FingerprintApi(configuration)
Fetching visits using visitorId:
import fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk
from fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.rest import ApiException, KnownApiException
configuration = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.Configuration(api_key="SECRET_API_KEY")
api_instance = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.FingerprintApi(configuration)
visitor_id = 'visitor_id_example' # str | Unique [visitor identifier](https://dev.fingerprint.com/docs/js-agent#visitorid) issued by Fingerprint Pro.
#request_id = 'request_id_example' # str | The unique event [identifier](https://dev.fingerprint.com/docs/js-agent#requestid).
#linked_id = 'linked_id_example' # str | Filter visits by your custom identifier. You can use [`linkedId`](https://dev.fingerprint.com/docs/js-agent#linkedid) to associate identification requests with your own identifier, for example: session ID, purchase ID, or transaction ID. You can then use this `linked_id` parameter to retrieve all events associated with your custom identifier. (optional)
limit = 10 # int | Limit scanned results. For performance reasons, the API first scans some number of events before filtering them. Use `limit` to specify how many events are scanned before they are filtered by `requestId` or `linkedId`. Results are always returned sorted by the timestamp (most recent first). By default, the most recent 100 visits are scanned, the maximum is 500. (optional)
#pagination_key = 'pagination_key_example' # str | Use `paginationKey` to get the next page of results. When more results are available (e.g., you requested 200 results using `limit` parameter, but a total of 600 results are available), the `paginationKey` top-level attribute is added to the response. The key corresponds to the `requestId` of the last returned event. In the following request, use that value in the `paginationKey` parameter to get the next page of results: 1. First request, returning most recent 200 events: `GET api-base-url/visitors/:visitorId?limit=200` 2. Use `response.paginationKey` to get the next page of results: `GET api-base-url/visitors/:visitorId?limit=200&paginationKey=1683900801733.Ogvu1j` Pagination happens during scanning and before filtering, so you can get less visits than the `limit` you specified with more available on the next page. When there are no more results available for scanning, the `paginationKey` attribute is not returned. (optional)
try:
api_response = api_instance.get_visits(visitor_id, limit=2)
print(api_response)
except KnownApiException as e:
structured_error = e.structured_error
print("Error: %s\n" % structured_error.error)
except ApiException as e:
print("Exception when calling FingerprintApi->visitors_visitor_id_get: %s\n" % e)
Delete visits using visitorId:
import fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk
from fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.rest import ApiException, KnownApiException
configuration = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.Configuration(api_key="SECRET_API_KEY")
api_instance = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.FingerprintApi(configuration)
visitor_id = 'visitor_id_example' # str | Unique [visitor identifier](https://dev.fingerprint.com/docs/js-agent#visitorid) issued by Fingerprint Pro.
try:
api_instance.delete_visitor_data(visitor_id)
except KnownApiException as e:
structured_error = e.structured_error
print("Error: %s\n" % structured_error.error)
except ApiException as e:
print("Exception when calling FingerprintApi->delete_visitor_data: %s\n" % e)
Fetching events for requestId:
import fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk
from fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.rest import ApiException, KnownApiException
configuration = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.Configuration(api_key="SECRET_API_KEY")
api_instance = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.FingerprintApi(configuration)
request_id = 'request_id_example' # str | The unique event [identifier](https://dev.fingerprint.com/docs/js-agent#requestid).
try:
events_response = api_instance.get_event(request_id)
except KnownApiException as e:
structured_error = e.structured_error
print("Error code: %s. Error message: %s\n" % (structured_error.error.code, structured_error.error.message))
except ApiException as e:
print("Exception when calling FingerprintApi->get_event: %s\n" % e)
Update event for requestId:
import fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk
from fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk import EventsUpdateRequest
from fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.rest import ApiException, KnownApiException
configuration = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.Configuration(api_key="SECRET_API_KEY")
api_instance = fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk.FingerprintApi(configuration)
request_id = 'request_id_example' # str | The unique event [identifier](https://dev.fingerprint.com/docs/js-agent#requestid).
body = EventsUpdateRequest(linked_id='foo') # EventsUpdateRequest |
# body = EventsUpdateRequest(tag={'bar': 123})
# body = EventsUpdateRequest(suspect=True)
# body = EventsUpdateRequest(linked_id='foo', tag={'bar': 123}, suspect=False)
try:
api_instance.update_event(body, request_id)
except KnownApiException as e:
structured_error = e.structured_error
print("Error code: %s. Error message: %s\n" % (structured_error.error.code, structured_error.error.message))
except ApiException as e:
print("Exception when calling FingerprintApi->update_event: %s\n" % e)
This SDK provides utility methods for decoding sealed results.
import base64
import os
from dotenv import load_dotenv
from fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk import unseal_event_response, DecryptionKey, DecryptionAlgorithm
load_dotenv()
sealed_result = base64.b64decode(os.environ["BASE64_SEALED_RESULT"])
key = base64.b64decode(os.environ["BASE64_KEY"])
try:
event_response = unseal_event_response(sealed_result, [DecryptionKey(key, DecryptionAlgorithm['Aes256Gcm'])])
print("\n\n\nEvent response: \n", event_response.products)
except Exception as e:
print("Exception when calling unsealing events response: %s\n" % e)
exit(1)
print("Unseal successful!")
exit(0)
To learn more, refer to example located in sealed_results_example.py.
This SDK provides utility method for verifying the HMAC signature of the incoming webhook request.
import os
from flask import Flask, request, jsonify
from fingerprint_pro_server_api_sdk import WebhookValidation
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route('/api/webhook', methods=['POST'])
def webhook_handler():
try:
# Retrieve the secret key from environment variables
secret = os.getenv("WEBHOOK_SIGNATURE_SECRET")
if not secret:
return jsonify({"message": "Secret key is not configured."}), 400
# Get the "fpjs-event-signature" header from the incoming request
header = request.headers.get('fpjs-event-signature')
if not header:
return jsonify({"message": "Missing fpjs-event-signature header."}), 400
# Read the raw body of the incoming request
data = request.get_data()
# Validate the webhook signature
is_valid = WebhookValidation.is_valid_webhook_signature(header, data, secret)
if not is_valid:
return jsonify({"message": "Webhook signature is invalid."}), 403
# Process the webhook data here
return jsonify({"message": "Webhook received."}), 200
except Exception as e:
# Handle any unexpected errors
return jsonify({"error": str(e)}), 500
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Start the Flask application on the specified host and port
app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=5000)
To learn more, refer to example located in webhook_signature_example.py.
All URIs are relative to https://api.fpjs.io
| Class | Method | HTTP request | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| FingerprintApi | delete_visitor_data | DELETE /visitors/{visitor_id} | Delete data by visitor ID |
| FingerprintApi | get_event | GET /events/{request_id} | Get event by request ID |
| FingerprintApi | get_visits | GET /visitors/{visitor_id} | Get visits by visitor ID |
| FingerprintApi | update_event | PUT /events/{request_id} | Update an event with a given request ID |
To report problems, ask questions or provide feedback, please use Issues. If you need private support, you can email us at oss-support@fingerprint.com.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
FAQs
Fingerprint Pro Server API allows you to get information about visitors and about individual events in a server environment. It can be used for data exports, decision-making, and data analysis scenarios. Server API is intended for server-side usage, it's not intended to be used from the client side, whether it's a browser or a mobile device.
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