I hereby claim:
- I am tapanpandita on github.
- I am tapan (https://keybase.io/tapan) on keybase.
- I have a public key whose fingerprint is 6BAF AEDD AD85 EFDF 0F58 123C AC65 534C ECF9 8CB9
To claim this, I am signing this object:
import hypertrack | |
from django.utils import timezone | |
# Set your API key on the [library](https://github.com/hypertrack/hypertrack-python) | |
hypertrack.secret_key = '<YOUR_SECRET_KEY>' | |
# Create a [cluster/fleet](http://docs.hypertrack.io/docs/fleets#create-a-fleet) to add drivers to | |
fleet = hypertrack.Fleet.create(name="South Delhi") |
import hypertrack | |
hypertrack.secret_key = 'sk_fewbyitestvnl2122032' | |
data = {'name': name, 'vehicle_type': 'car', 'phone': '+16502469293', 'fleet_id': fleet_id, 'photo': open('/tmp/15.jpg')} | |
driver = hypertrack.Driver.create(**data) | |
customer = hypertrack.Customer.create(name='John Doe') | |
destination = hypertrack.Destination.create(customer_id=customer.id, address='Union Square', |
{ | |
"results":[ | |
{ | |
"name":{ | |
"title":"mrs", | |
"first":"shannon", | |
"last":"soto" | |
}, | |
"picture":{ | |
"large":"https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/women/42.jpg", |
var hypertrack = require('hypertrack')('<SECRET_KEY>'); | |
// Create a new customer and then a new destination for that customer: | |
hypertrack.customers.create({ | |
name: 'Tapan Pandita', | |
email: 'support@hypertrack.io' | |
}).then(function(customer) { | |
return hypertrack.destination.create({ | |
customer_id: customer.id, | |
address: '270 Linden Street', |
import hypertrack | |
hypertrack.secret_key = '<SECRET_KEY>' | |
# Create a Customer | |
customer = hypertrack.Customer.create( | |
name='John Doe', | |
email='john@customer.com', | |
phone='+15555555555', | |
) |
package io.hypertrack.examples; | |
import io.hypertrack.factory.CustomerFactory; | |
import io.hypertrack.factory.DestinationFactory; | |
import io.hypertrack.model.Customer; | |
import io.hypertrack.model.Destination; | |
import io.hypertrack.net.HyperTrackClient; | |
import java.util.*; |
HTDriver driver = new HTDriver() | |
.setName("Tapan Pandita") | |
.setPhone("+15555555555") | |
.setVehicleType(HTDriverVehicleType.CAR); | |
HTDestination destination = new HTPlace() | |
.setAddress("Union Square, San Francisco"); | |
HTLiteParamsBuilder htLiteParamsBuilder = new HTLiteParamsBuilder(); | |
HTLiteParams htLiteParams = htLiteParamsBuilder.setDriver(driver) |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
.*.swp |
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