Controlshift

Overview

Controlshift is a platform for creating campaigns with distributed events, local groups, and member-led petitions. This connector allows you to interact with select functions of the the Controlshift Authenticated REST API .

Note

Authentication

An API Application Integration is required to instantiate the Controlshift class. Details on how to create the integration and acquire credentials can be found on the Controlshift website.

Quickstart

To instantiate the Controlshift class, you can either store your credentials as environment variables (CONTROLSHIFT_HOSTNAME, CONTROLSHIFT_CLIENT_ID, and CONTROLSHIFT_CLIENT_SECRET) or pass them in as arguments:

from parsons import Controlshift

# First approach: Use API credentials via environmental variables
cs = Controlshift()

# Second approach: Pass API credentials as arguments
cs = Controlshift(hostname='my_hostname', client_id='my_client_id', client_secret='my_client_secret')

# Get all petitions
cs.get_petitions()

Controlshift Class

class parsons.Controlshift(hostname=None, client_id=None, client_secret=None)[source]

Instantiate the Controlshift class. Requires an API Application integration. For more info on setup, see: https://developers.controlshiftlabs.com/#authenticated-rest-api-quickstart-guide

Args:
hostname: str

The URL for the homepage/login page of the organization’s Controlshift instance (e.g. https://demo.controlshift.app). Not required if CONTROLSHIFT_HOSTNAME env variable is set.

client_id: str

The Client ID for your REST API Application. Not required if CONTROLSHIFT_CLIENT_ID env variable is set.

client_secret: str

The Client Secret for your REST API Application. Not required if CONTROLSHIFT_CLIENT_SECRET env variable is set.

Returns:

Controlshift Class

get_petitions() Table[source]

Get a full list of all petitions, including ones that are unlaunched or otherwise not visible to the public.

Return:

Table Class