| importio.query({ | |
| "connectorGuids": [ | |
| "a64157e2-107c-49da-ae78-068d011575c9" | |
| ], | |
| "input": { | |
| "recipe": "chicken" | |
| } | |
| }, { "data": dataCallback, "done": doneCallback }); |
| [ | |
| { | |
| "data": { | |
| "recipe": "Stuffed chicken with Mediterranean vegetables recipe", | |
| "link": "http://www.channel4.com/4food/recipes/tv-show/come-dine-with-me-recipes/series-10/stuffed-chicken-with-mediterranean-vegetables-recipe", | |
| "image": "http://www.channel4.com/media/images/Channel4/4Food/ontv/come-dine/daytime-2014/stuffed-chicken_B6.png", | |
| "image/_alt": "Stuffed chicken", | |
| "image/_source": "/media/images/Channel4/4Food/ontv/come-dine/daytime-2014/stuffed-chicken_B6.png", | |
| "link/_source": "/4food/recipes/tv-show/come-dine-with-me-recipes/series-10/stuffed-chicken-with-mediterranean-vegetables-recipe", | |
| "link/_text": "Stuffed chicken with Mediterranean vegetables recipe" |
| importio.query({ | |
| "connectorGuids": [ | |
| "a64157e2-107c-49da-ae78-068d011575c9" | |
| ], | |
| "input": { | |
| "recipe": "chicken" | |
| }, | |
| "asObjects": true | |
| }, { "data": dataCallback, "done": doneCallback }); |
| [ | |
| { | |
| "data": { | |
| "recipe": "Stuffed chicken with Mediterranean vegetables recipe", | |
| "link": { | |
| "_value": "http://www.channel4.com/4food/recipes/tv-show/come-dine-with-me-recipes/series-10/stuffed-chicken-with-mediterranean-vegetables-recipe", | |
| "_text": "Stuffed chicken with Mediterranean vegetables recipe", | |
| "_source": "/4food/recipes/tv-show/come-dine-with-me-recipes/series-10/stuffed-chicken-with-mediterranean-vegetables-recipe" | |
| }, | |
| "image": { |
To use, simply get your import.io API key and user GUID from your account and put in the first to variables, then host the PHP script somewhere on the internet.
Then configure your Twilio SMS endpoint to point at the script, and send the number you configured an SMS.
| print "Getting data with query 'python'" | |
| data = get_data("python") | |
| print data |
| def my_callback(data): | |
| print "Data recieved!" | |
| print data | |
| print "Getting data with query 'python'" | |
| get_data("python", my_callback) | |
| print "Function call returned returned" |
| import logging, json, importio, latch | |
| # Create an import.io client using a GUID and API key for authentication | |
| client = importio.importio(userId="YOUR_USER_GUID", apiKey="YOUR_API_KEY") | |
| # Once we have started the client and authenticated, we need to connect it to the server: | |
| client.connect() | |
| # We are doing three queries, so create a latch for those three queries | |
| queryLatch = latch.latch(3) |
| ''' | |
| import.io client library - example code | |
| This file is an example for integrating with import.io using the Python client library | |
| Dependencies: Python 2.7, importio.py | |
| @author: dev@import.io | |
| @source: https://github.com/import-io/importio-client-libs/tree/master/python | |
| ''' |
| chris@import:~/python$ python example.py | |
| Queries dispatched, now waiting for results | |
| Got data! | |
| Got data! | |
| Got data! | |
| Got data! | |
| Got data! | |
| Got data! | |
| Got data! | |
| Got data! |