Add a singleton metaclass for IncogniaAPI #72
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Signed-off-by: Almir Cunha <[email protected]>
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This PR introduces the
Singletonpattern to theIncogniaAPIclass by defining theSingletonmetaclass. The implementation ensures that all instances of the class share the same state, returning the same instance whenever the class is instantiated with the same parameters.The main motivation for this change is to ensure that, when instantiating the
IncogniaAPImultiple times with the sameclient_idandclient_secret, the application uses the same authentication token instead of creating new tokens with each new instance.