I started a simple python client which returns results in a dict format as parsed from myspace's json response.

It isn't fully completed, but is usable... any contributions are more than welcome.

http://code.google.com/p/myspace-python/

Not sure why the FAQ says there isn't a library; this works plenty well for what I've needed..  Thanks to the person that slapped this together!   I owe you a beer.

Python oauth.py (http://oauth.googlecode.com/svn/code/python/) warning:

MySpace calculates OAuth signatures with empty URL parameters (just keys), while Python oauth strips those empty parameters - resulting in signature mismatch.

This patch fixes how oauth.py uses empty parameters:

http://pastebin.com/f6a77dcf8 

Thanks mystery.

Thanks for this great library.  I'm using it with Django.  I spent about a week wrestling with something in the code, and I just now resolved the problem.  In the OAuthRequest.get_normalized_parameters method, the first line is "params = self.parameters" and then you try to remove the oauth_signature from the parameters if it exists.  This was causing problems for me because params was immutable.  If you tack on ".copy()" it makes the error go away.

 See http://code.google.com/p/myspace-python/issues/detail?id=1

 Thanks again for the awesome work!

Great job!

But I have some questions:

- Why it don't have access to albuns and vídeos?

- How detect unauthorized access and redirect to MyScpace requesting user to sign in and Trust in my application

Do you thing about an egg release?

Cheers,

 Hi there,

I downloaded the library and trying to run the example appearing at the project's home page, but get an error,

since the user_id variable is not defined anywhere

Any help?

from myspace.app import Consumer, MySpaceError

security_key = '*************
consumer = Consumer('http://mpellos.velti.net', security_key)
try:
  user = consumer.user(user_id)
except MySpaceError, mse:
  # handle error
  print mse
  print mse.response

Thanks