Authorization

The Public API doesn't expose all useful functions. The UI API connector fills this gap.

Code example

import asyncio
from ptsandbox import Sandbox, SandboxKey

async def main():
    key = SandboxKey(
        name="test-key-1",
        key="<TOKEN_FROM_SANDBOX>",
        host="10.10.10.10",
        ui=SandboxKey.UI(
            login="login",
            password="password",
        ),
    )

    async with Sandbox(key) as sandbox:
        await sandbox.ui.authorize() # (1)!

asyncio.run(main())

1. You must log in before using the API.

Sometimes you need to use the UI API without Public API access. Initialize the key like this:

Code example

import asyncio
from ptsandbox import Sandbox, SandboxKey

async def main():
    key = SandboxKey(
        name="test-ui-1",
        key="", # (1)!
        host="10.10.10.10",
        ui=SandboxKey.UI(
            login="login",
            password="password",
        ),
    )

    async with Sandbox(key) as sandbox:
        await sandbox.ui.authorize()

1. Just pass an empty key field

ptsandbox.sandbox.ui.SandboxUI.authorize async

authorize() -> None

Authorization in the UI using the passed parameters in the key

Raises:

• SandboxException –

  if the authorization location cannot be retrieved or login fails

• ClientResponseError –

  if the server returns an error status during login

• ClientError –

  on connection or transport errors