launchpadlib

import os from launchpadlib.launchpad import Launchpad # Anonymous access (read-only for most public data) # Use a unique application name, e.g., 'my-app-name-dev' launchpad_anon = Launchpad.login_anonymously('my-checklist-day-app', 'production') print(f"Logged in anonymously as {launchpad_anon.me}") # Authenticated access (for writing data, private access) # This will prompt for credentials if not already cached. # Launchpad credentials are often stored in ~/.launchpadlib/creds # To avoid interactive prompts in automated scripts, ensure credentials # are pre-configured or use a 'testing' or 'staging' service root. # For example, to avoid prompting, you could use: # launchpad_auth = Launchpad.login_with_creds( # 'my-checklist-day-app-auth', # 'production', # credentials_file='~/.launchpadlib/creds_my_app' # ) try: # This may prompt for credentials interactively if not cached launchpad_auth = Launchpad.login_with_creds('my-checklist-day-app-auth', 'production') print(f"Logged in as {launchpad_auth.me}") # Example: Access your personal information # print(f"My email address: {launchpad_auth.me.preferred_email_address}") except Exception as e: print(f"Could not log in with credentials: {e}") print("To enable authenticated access, run this script interactively once to cache credentials.") # Example of using the anonymous connection to get a person: person = launchpad_anon.people['canonical'] print(f"Canonical's display name: {person.display_name}")