- Implementeation of namecheap.domains.dns.getHosts API #1
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| def get_host_records(self): | ||
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| https://www.namecheap.com/support/api/methods/domains-dns/get-list.aspx |
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The correct URL is https://www.namecheap.com/support/api/methods/domains-dns/get-hosts/
| 'MXPrefs': record_mxprefs, | ||
| 'TTL': record_ttl, | ||
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| """ |
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Add "Raises" section similar to get_nameservers() method, the exception may be raised by self._normalize_domain()
| list/tuple of two elements: ('domain', 'tld'). | ||
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| A dict with domain nameserver information |
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A dict with DNS host records information
The return structure should be extended - there are attributes on DomainDNSGetHostsResult node (Domain, IsUsingOurDNS, EmailType) that should be included in the response, so...
{
'Domain': domain,
'IsUsingOurDNS': True/False,
'EmailType': 'NONE',
'Hosts': [
{
'ID': host_id,
'Type': record_type,
'Address': record_address,
'MXPrefs': record_mxprefs,
'TTL': record_ttl,
}
]
}
... which should also be reflected in the code. This will probably break your existing API and you would have to use a hypothetical response['Hosts'] instead of response to access the same data.
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| return hosts | ||
| #hosts |
| record_name = host_record.get('Name') | ||
| record_type = host_record.get('Type') | ||
| record_address = host_record.get('Address') | ||
| record_mxprefs = host_record.get('MXPrefs') |
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record_mxpref = host_record.get('MXPref')
| 'Name': record_name, | ||
| 'Type': record_type, | ||
| 'Address': record_address, | ||
| 'MXPrefs': record_mxprefs, |
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