aeoncloud 0.1.4

Aeon Cloud Python

# Aeon Cloud Client

## Install Aeon Cloud

The Aeon Cloud client is hosted on Artifactory and can be installed via Pip.

```bash
pip install aeoncloud -i <artifactory_url_here>
```

## Run a Blocking Session Client

Note, settings can be any Aeon property used by Aeon.

```python
from aeoncloud import get_session_factory

aeon = get_session_factory()
session = aeon.get_session(settings={
'settings': {
'aeon.platform.http.url': 'http://localhost:8081/api/v1/',
'aeon.browser': 'Chrome',
'aeon.environment': 'launch-web.apps.mia.ulti.io',
'aeon.protocol': 'https',
'aeon.timeout': 10,
'aeon.wait_for_ajax_responses': True,
}
})
session.execute_command('GoToUrlCommand', ['https://google.com'])
session.quit_session()
```

## Run an Async Session Client

A reactor loop of some type is required to run async Python code, in addtion to Python 3.5 and above.
In the example below retrieving an existing session is also demoed.

```python
import asyncio

from aeoncloud import get_session_factory

async def do():
# Setup Session
aeon = get_session_factory()
session = await aeon.get_async_session(settings={
'settings': {
'aeon.platform.http.url': 'http://localhost:8081/api/v1/',
'aeon.browser': 'Chrome',
'aeon.environment': 'launch-web.apps.mia.ulti.io',
'aeon.protocol': 'https',
'aeon.timeout': 10,
'aeon.wait_for_ajax_responses': True,
}
})

# Execute command on session
await session.execute_command('GoToUrlCommand', ['https://google.com'])

# Setup the session again
session = await aeon.get_async_session(settings={
'settings': {
'aeon.platform.http.url': 'http://localhost:8081/api/v1/',
'aeon.browser': 'Chrome',
'aeon.environment': 'launch-web.apps.mia.ulti.io',
'aeon.protocol': 'https',
'aeon.timeout': 10,
'aeon.wait_for_ajax_responses': True,
'aeon.platform.session_id': session.session_id
},
})

# Execute command on restored session
await session.execute_command('GoToUrlCommand', ['https://microsoft.com'])

# Kill session
await session.quit_session()


loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete(do())
```