Add "setCredentials" and "logout" (or "dispose") methods

[trocotronic]

Add "setCredentials" and "logout" (or "dispose") methods

[trocotronic]

I do not recommend playing with Edistribucion backend in that way, as you'll be surely banned forever if anomaly activity is detected.
Said that, you can emulate what you asking for by removing/renaming edistribucion.access and edistribucion.session, which contain access credentials granted by the backend and session variables, all tied to the credentials set in credentials.py. If you rename both files and call a method (get_cups() or whatever), the API will login again by taking the user/password set in credentials.py. Therefore, you can alternate between a collection of *.access and *.session files to switch between users' portal.

Despite that, I would recommend you the correct way. Edistribucion has the capability to grant access to external users. For instance, an external user can grant you access to its portal and you will be able to access to its portal, all available with your own user/password. More info at https://zonaprivada.edistribucion.com/areaprivada/s/wp-authorizations

[nikuxic]

Aha!! Thanks a lot for all this information. I wasn't aware of that access for external. It will really help.
Again, thank you so much for being so quick and resolute responding.

[nikuxic]

Sorry to disturb again...

I got authorization to access as a external user. Through web I see the CUPS of the person that grant access to me. But using this API I don't :( . For example, 'edis.get_list_cups()' returns an empty array...

Is it possible to access authorized cups with this API?

Thank you so much.

PS: I'm not sure if this is the place to ask for this help.... Please, let me know

[trocotronic]

Do get_all_cups() or get_cups() return something?

[nikuxic]

They return something, but 'authorized' cups are not there

[nikuxic]

Just to give a hint...
In order to see the authorized cups on web site, I have to choose the proper "persona o razón". Maybe that's what we need to do somewhere inside the API code.

[trocotronic]

I do not have a way to scrap multiple identities, but let me try one approach.
Can you paste what do you get on get_login_info()? Please anonymize it before pasting here.

[nikuxic]

Note that:

• I've changed all ids by replacing the last characters with '????'
• I've changed names and DNIs
• I have authorization from 2 users. But, in 'authList[0]' is myself (don't know why). 'authList[1]' is ok

[nikuxic]

Hi! Did you find any way to do it? Thank you.

[trocotronic]

Yes, seems that `get_login_info()` returns the ID to retrieve the linked CUPS. I need to work on how to implement it, as it will make a bit complex the retrieval.

[nachoplus]

Thank you for this great job!
Related to this, Can be avoided the load of credentials.py? I mean, this behaviour obligate to have a credentials.py in the working directory. I think that insted is better to have a login(user,passwd) method. More flexible for integrations

[trocotronic]

I pushed a new version with identities management. Now methods related with CUPS accept vis parameter. This parameter can be obtained via get_identities(), which will return a list of authorized supplies. If no parameter is provided, it takes the default identity.

Also Edistribucion() accept login and password arguments. If not provided, both are taken from credentials.py file.

Finally, no need to call login(), as it is called inside the initialization.

Refer to example3.py for examples on identity management.

Note: I cannot not test identity management, as I do not own other supplies nor other people grants access to me. So, please report if you detect inconsistencies.

[nachoplus]

I tried Edistribucion(login=user,password=password) but fail if not credentials.py exists in the working directory. May you catch the import error?. I mean:

try:
    import credentials
except:
    logging.warning("No credentials.py file found")

Thanks for suporting!

[trocotronic]

You should have a credentials file at least for fallback. El 17 ene 2023, 16:58 +0100, nachoplus ***@***.***>, escribió:

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[nikuxic]

Hi!
I've just tried this new version 0.6.0 with my user and access to others.
It works perfectly!
Thank you so much!!