mediamosa is a python wrapper for accessing a mediamosa (http://www.mediamosa.org) api.
Install mediamosa as follows:
pip install mediamosa
Start by creating a connection to a mediamosa api.
the .authentication() method returns a boolean indicating if the username and password were accepted by the server.
You can now query your assets
>>> api.asset_list()
[<mediamosa.resources.Asset GAKkgcmMPaIZdMl3dczqUESA>,
<mediamosa.resources.Asset KWdqPljZge6ESLWbPdEEcG0j>,
<mediamosa.resources.Asset d1bbGsmEjXmeSfM8PGT5uRjB>,
<mediamosa.resources.Asset uKgRwHGTidLLiTiSUQu26buN>,
<mediamosa.resources.Asset x2XRGwefXfNvoRNYLJjfWS5O>,
<mediamosa.resources.Asset ONZDQiGfhTf8OcsKumKISpOy>,
<mediamosa.resources.Asset A1lkCZclpXaWSLE9RPK4Pthk>,
<mediamosa.resources.Asset A2TmfbWMcMU6r8jWHOS2JEsf>,
<mediamosa.resources.Asset B7zsZXLvnnLCCIyJOrCQxxRl>,
<mediamosa.resources.Asset C2VNSEfaeMc7ToOeirEqiztz>, ...]
Each direct child of an <item> can be accessed as an attribute:
You can also indiviually request specific assets by querying the api object:
Mediafiles connected to the asset can also be queried:
You can also individually request mediafiles by querying the api object:
Playing a mediafile is done as follows:
This will by default return javascript code necessary to play the mediafile.
If anything goes wrong with executing the queries, the API will throw a mediamosa.api.ApiException.
Warning
The API wrapper is in early stages of development and will require a few more iterations to be considered stable
For help, issues and feature requests, please go to http://www.github.com/UGentPortaal/python-mediamosa.
Pull requests may be submitted to the develop branch at our github project. Make sure the code and functionality are sufficiently documented.