Example of using firebase's RESTful API in python.

firebaseApi.py

import requests ## you need to do a pip install requests

class database(object):
    def __init__(self):
        object.__init__(self)
        self.baseUrl= "https://{YourDatabaseHere}.firebaseio.com/cars/"

    # utilities
    def urlBuilder(self,name="",color="",make="",year=0,parm=""):
        car= self.makeTitle(name.lower(),color.lower(),make.lower(),year).replace(" ","%20")
        if(parm != ""):
            print("{}{}/{}.json".format(self.baseUrl,car.lower(),parm.lower()) )
            return "{}{}/{}.json".format(self.baseUrl,car.lower(),parm.lower())
        return "{}{}.json".format(self.baseUrl, car)

    def makeTitle(self,name="",color="",make="",year=0):
        return "{} {} {} {}".format(year,color.lower(),make.lower(),name.lower())


    # database commands
    def get(self,name="",color="",make="",year=0,parm=""):
        r=requests.get(self.urlBuilder(name,color,make,year,parm))
        return r.json()


    def insert(self,name="",color="",make="",year=0,price=0):
        url =self.urlBuilder(name,color,make,year)
        req= self.get(name,color,make,year)


        if  req is None:
            dataStruture ={
            "name": name.lower(),
            "color": color.lower(),
            "make": make.lower(),
            "year": year,
            "price": price,
            "quantity":1
             }
            r=requests.put(url, json=dataStruture)
            print (r.json())
        else:
            quantity =self.get(name, color, make, year,"quantity")
            quantity= quantity +1
            r= requests.put(self.urlBuilder(name, color, make, year,"quantity"),data=str(quantity))
            print (r.json())

def main():
    a =database()
    a.insert("Civic","orange","Honda",2017,23000)
    #print(a.get("Civic","red","Honda","2017","quantity"))

main()