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Pyonos is a PyPi package and can be installed using pip.
pip install pyonos
IONOS exposes 3 different API's.
Every API has its corresponding & same name class that can be imported from pyonos. Every class needs to be authenticated using a prefix and a secret.
Similarly, every API endpoint has its own corresponding method. Methods always return a PyonosResponse object which has two properties:
Start by importing the Dns class from pyonos.
from pyonos import Dns
Now we need to authenticate with a prefix and a secret.
from pyonos import Dns
dns = Dns("abc", "def")
Now we use the .get_zones() method to get all zones available. Because PyonosResponse overwrites it's _str_ method, we can just print the response.
from pyonos import Dns
dns = Dns("abc", "def")
response = dns.get_zones()
print(response)
# get single properties like this:
# response.status_code
# response.json
Method names are a combination of the http method used and their category.
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FAQs
Wrapper around the IONOS DNS, Domains & SSL API.
We found that pyonos demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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