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I’m working on a small wave thingy where i need to load a wave based on an outside event. So i don’t have a context to work with.
I’ve been looking at the python api for a while but i can’t figure out the correct way to get a wave object (that i can then call CreateBlip() on) when i just have the waveid.
Is there something i’ve just overlooked? or do I have to make a ‘raw’ json request instead of using the api ?
At Google I/O, the Wave Data API was announced which allows for pulling waves which haven’t previously gotten a context as long as they’re accessible to a @googlewave.com user authenticated through OAuth. However, this can not call CreateBlip()