如何在使用API Key时开启账户信息访问权限？Django示例权限咨询

Hey there! Since both your questions revolve around getting access to account-level data via the Evernote API, let's tackle them together step by step:

1. Enabling Account Info Access for Your API Key #

To grant your app permission to pull account details like bandwidth limits or billing cycle dates, you need to configure this in the Evernote Developer Console:

• Log into your Evernote developer account and navigate to your registered application.
• Look for the Permissions section (usually under "App Settings" or "API Configuration").
• Find and enable the specific permission for account information—this is typically labeled account_info (Evernote's API scopes use this identifier for accessing user account metadata).
• Save your changes. Note that updating permissions might require you to re-authenticate any existing users, since their previous grants won't include the new scope.

2. Requesting Account Info Permissions in the Django Example #

The Evernote Python SDK's Django sample uses OAuth for authorization, so you'll need to explicitly include the account_info scope when generating the authorization URL. Here's how to adjust the code:

• Locate the part of the Django view where you create the Evernote OAuth client or generate the authorization redirect.
• When setting the scope parameter, add account_info to the existing scope list. For example, if the original code uses:

  scope = "basic"
  

  Update it to:

  scope = "basic,account_info"
  

• When users are redirected to the Evernote authorization page, they'll now see your app requesting access to their account information alongside any other scopes you've enabled.
• Once the user authorizes your app, you can use the Evernote UserStore API to fetch the account details you need. For example:

  from evernote.api.client import EvernoteClient
  
  client = EvernoteClient(token=user_auth_token, sandbox=True)
  user_store = client.get_user_store()
  user = user_store.getUser()
  # Access account details like remaining bandwidth
  remaining_bandwidth = user.remainingBandwidth
  cycle_start = user.billingCycleStart
  

Just a quick note: Make sure you're using the correct environment (sandbox vs production) in your client setup, as permissions and API endpoints can differ between the two.

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