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The initial version of the Socket Python SDK is now on PyPI, enabling developers to more easily interact with the Socket REST API in Python projects.
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The armory-API is a modified version of the armorypy @ http://code.google.com/p/armorypy/.
The additional info you can get from it:
To use the API, just do an import like this
::
>>> from armory_api import Armory
Mock Armory.getCharacter
Returns a dictionary similar to the dictionary we would get from the API, so that this test can be used while offline
::
>>> from test_armory import mocked_getCharacter
Mocking the function
::
>>> Armory.getCharacter = mocked_getCharacter
First create an instance of the Armory object
::
>>> armory = Armory()
To get the character info, use getCharacter(name, realm, zone, language) currently only "de" and "en" are supported
::
>>> raider = armory.getCharacter("Kutschurft","Azshara","EU", "en")
Now you can get the info with get()
::
>>> name = raider.get("name")
>>> name == "Kutschurft"
True
>>> server = raider.get("server")
>>> server == "Azshara"
True
>>> zone = raider.get("zone")
>>> zone == "EU"
True
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Python World of Warcraft Armory API
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