This is the official library for Python clients of the BlockScore API. Click here to read the full documentation.

Via pip:

pip install blockscore

import blockscore
client = blockscore.Client({'api_key':'Your API Key'})

people_list = client.people.all()
people_list = people_list.body

people_list = client.people.all(count=5)
people_list = people_list.body

person = client.people.retrieve(person_id)
person = person.body

test_identity = {
            "name_first": "John",
            "name_middle": "Pearce",
            "name_last": "Doe",
            "birth_day": "23",
            "birth_month": "8",
            "birth_year": "1980",
            "document_type": "ssn",
            "document_value": "0000",
            "address_street1": "1 Infinite Loop",
            "address_street2": "Apt 6",
            "address_city": "Cupertino",
            "address_subdivision": "CA",
            "address_postal_code": "95014",
            "address_country_code": "US",
        }

person = client.people.create(test_identity)
person = person.body

question_set = client.question_sets.create(person_id)
question_set = question_set.body

score = self.client.question_sets.score(qset_id, [
	{'question_id':1, 'answer_id':1},
	{'question_id':2, 'answer_id':1},
	{'question_id':3, 'answer_id':1},
	{'question_id':4, 'answer_id':1},
	{'question_id':5, 'answer_id':1}
])
score = score.body

• The generic error class is BlockscoreError. All other types of errors are derived from BlockscoreError.
• Errors contain information such as the HTTP response code, a short message describing the error, the type of error, and if applicable, the parameter and error code at issue.
• Also available in the error object is the full JSON text representation of the data.

• BlockscoreError (Generic error, base class)
• AuthenticationError (401 : Invalid API Key)
• ValidationError (400 : Input could not be validated)
• ParameterError (400 : Missing parameter)
• NotFoundError (404 : Attempting to reference nonexistent endpoint)
• InternalServerError (500 : Error on the Blockscore API)

• Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet.
• Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it.
• Fork the project.
• Start a feature/bugfix branch.
• Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution.
• Make sure to add tests for it. This is important so I don't break it in a future version unintentionally.

Copyright (c) 2014 BlockScore. See LICENSE.txt for further details.