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A||GO python library

Description

AllGo is a SaaS (Software as a Service) platform provided by Inria. It may be seen as a virtual showroom of technonogies developed by research teams. First follow https://allgo.inria.fr/users/sign_up to create an account on AllGo (anyone may create such an account). Once your account creation is confirmed, please connect to https://allgo.inria.fr to obtain your private token, which will allow yo to use the AllGo REST API. You will need this token later (cf. §3 below).

Install

  pip install allgo

Usage

Create a app :

  app = allgo.App('ndsafir', token="ead123baaef55412") 

NB: token in optional, if you already provide your token with an env variable ALLGO_TOKEN or create a file ~/.allgo_token (without breakline)

Submit a job :

  files = {'files[0]': open('tmp.png', 'rb')}
  params = '-nopeaks 1 -2dt false -noise 0 -p 1 -bits 8 -iter 5 -adapt 0'
  app.run(files=files, params=params)

run is blocking, when finish all files produce by A||Go are download in the current directory

Example :

https://gitlab.inria.fr/allgo/notebooks/ndsafir

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