- Ensure you have registered to Orange Partners and obtained your API usage parameters (client id, client secret and redirect uri) to use the Orange Cloud API (see https://www.orangepartner.com/)
- Ensure you have a user account on http://le-cloud.orange.fr and that you have accepted the terms and conditions of this service.
- Check user consent retrieval works for your account. To this end use the url (replacing brackets content): https://api.orange.com/oauth/v2/authorize?prompt=login%20consent&state=orangecloud&redirect_uri=[http:/your/redirect/uri]&response_type=code&client_id=[yourclientid]&scope=openid%20cloud.
Go to directory of the distribution and run 'python setup.py install'. This will copy pyorangecloud.py to your python site so that it is permanently available. Since it is a simple python module you may alternatively copy to your work directory and use it without installation. Also if not already installed, install the third party "requests" python module (under Apache-2.0 license) (see http://docs.python-requests.org)
Open the pyorangecloud_launcher.py in your favorite editor, and edit the configuration variables CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET, REDIRECT_URI, and if needed edit PROXIES, TOKEN_STORAGE_DEFAULT and PATHS_STORAGE_DEFAULT. Ensure you have a user account on Orange Cloud and that as a user you have accepted terms and conditions Ensure you have just obtained a fresh authorization code from a user
Then launch:
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python pyorangecloud_launcher.py -c {userAuthCode} freeservice
This will display user free space.
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python pyorangecloud_launcher.py -c {userAuthCode} listFolder
This will display user root directory
Pass -d H to get http traces, pass -h to get the list of all commands
See the included html file pyorangecloud_doc.html or visit the doc provided online in the wiki page.
The sofware is licensed under Apache-2.0 terms. See the file "LICENSE.txt" for a copy of licensing info.
Have fun!