Base hangouts management¶
Hangout API¶
Main module of Hangout that provide base HG management and call settings management.
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class
hangout_api.base.
Hangouts
(executable_path=None, chrome_options=None)[source]¶ Main class for controlling hangout calls.
- Initialization does two things:
- Makes sure that there is active X session.
- Starts the browser.
If ‘DISPLAY’ can’t be found in os.environ than new X session starts. Starting new session handels PyVirtualDisplay.
For handling browser used seleniumwrapper library.
>>> hangout = Hangouts()
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connect
(hangout_id)[source]¶ Connect to an existing hangout. Takes id of targeted hangout as argument. Also it sets hangout_id property:
>>> hangout.connect('fnar4989hf9834h') >>> hangout.hangout_id 'fnar4989hf9834h'
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disconnect
()[source]¶ Leave hangout (equal on clicking on “Leave call” button). After leaving the call you can create a new one or connect to existing.
>>> hangout.disconnect()
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invite
(participants)[source]¶ Invite person or circle to hangout:
>>> hangout.invite("persona@gmail.com") >>> hangout.invite(["personb@gmail.com", "Public", "Friends"])
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login
(username, password, otp=None)[source]¶ Log in to google plus.
otp argument is one time password and it’s optional, set it only if you’re using 2-factor authorization.
>>> hangout.login('user@gmail.com', 'password') >>> hangout.login('user_1@gmail.com', 'password', otp='123456')
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participants
()[source]¶ Returns list of namedtuples of current participants:
>>> hangout.participants() [Participant(name='John Doe', profile_id='108775712935')]
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start
(on_air=None)[source]¶ Start a new hangout. After new hangout is created its id is stored in ‘hangout_id’ attribure
>>> hangout.start() >>> hangout.hangout_id 'gs4pp6g62w65moctfqsvihzq2qa'
To start OnAir just pass on_air argument to ‘start’ method.
>>> hangout.start( ... on_air={'name':'My OnAir', 'attendees':['Friends']}) >>> hangout.start(on_air='https://plus.google.com/events/df34...')