Apex NG Authentication
This package contains python methods to simplify communication with the Apex NG backend.
Usage
$ pip install apex_auth
When the package is installed you can then create signatures by using the ApexRequest.create_request_headers method. The returned value will be usable for sending to the backend and should authenticate correctly.
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