example.create-contact.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- encoding: UTF8 -*-

# author: Philipp Klaus, philipp.klaus →AT→ gmail.com

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###########################################################################
#######    This is an example of how to use the inwx class to      ########
#######    list all your domains via the InterNetworX XMLRPC API.  ########

from inwx import domrobot, prettyprint
from configuration import get_account_data

def main():
    api_url, username, password = get_account_data(True)
    inwx_conn = domrobot(api_url, username, password, 'en', False)
    print prettyprint.contacts(inwx_conn.contact.list()['contact'])
    print "\nCreate a new contact\n"
    type = raw_input('Type [PERSON, ORG or ROLE]: ')
    name = raw_input('Prename and Surname: ')
    street, city, postal_code, country_code = raw_input('Street: '), raw_input('City: '), raw_input('Postal Code [60438]: '), raw_input('Country Code [de]: ')
    phone, email = raw_input('Phone [+49.123123123]: '), raw_input('E-Mail: ')
    print inwx_conn.contact.create({'type': type, 'name': name, 'street': street, 'city': city, 'pc': postal_code, 'cc': country_code, 'voice': phone, 'email': email})

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()