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The library is a good idea, but adding a simple tool to add/update records would be a great one: that would avoid the need to write yet another script for simple use. For the same reason adding a simple dot file in ini/yaml format for credentials would be a nice addon, too. Just my 2 cents.
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I created a fork of this repo and added the functionality or a credentials file in your home directory called ~/.godaddy/credentials to store your api_key and api_secret. You can goto https://github.com/avitko001c/godaddypy.git to check it out.
@avitko001c : Nice initiative! May I offer a suggestion? Use ~/.config/godaddy instead of ~/.godaddy, as the XDG Standard recommends, to avoid more clutter in user's home root. It can be as easy as:
I went ahead and implemented a configuration solution here: #44
It follows the XDG standard and allows users to set ~/.config/godaddypy/credentials.yaml to store credentials. It also has a nice simple configuration flow, so there's no need to manually edit the file.
The library is a good idea, but adding a simple tool to add/update records would be a great one: that would avoid the need to write yet another script for simple use. For the same reason adding a simple dot file in ini/yaml format for credentials would be a nice addon, too. Just my 2 cents.
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