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A wrapper in python for the Terra endpoints and models.
User Guide: https://docs.tryterra.co/docs/python-project-1
Install using
pip install terra-python
Then import the Terra
class from terra.base_client
Initialise a new Terra instance with:
from terra.base_client import Terra
# For user authentication
terra = Terra(api_key='YOUR API KEY', dev_id='YOUR DEV ID');
# For web hook endpoints
terra = Terra(api_key='YOUR API KEY', dev_id='YOUR DEV ID', secret='YOUR TERRA SECRET');
Now you can call the following functions from the instance:
from_user_id
get_activity_for_user
get_body_for_user
get_daily_for_user
get_sleep_for_user
get_athlete_for_user
get_menstruation_for_user
get_nutrition_for_user
generate_widget_session
generate_authentication_url
get_user_info
deauthenticate_user
list_users
list_providers
check_terra_signature
handle_flask_webhooks
handle_webhooks
The documentation for the wrapper is available here: https://tryterra.github.io/terra-client-python/
In addition, all the data models documented on [https://docs.tryterra.co/docs/data-models] are available to import and use.
The models support autocompleting the types to manipulate data coming from Terra
FAQs
A python wrapper for the Terra API.
We found that terra-python 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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