Project description
Athena is the core SDK for requesting the EnOS API
Example
1.1 Query
from poseidon import poseidon
appkey = '7b51b354-f200-45a9-a349-585d97730c5a'
appsecret = '65417473-2da3-40cc-b235-513b9216bab1'
url = 'http://10.27.20.193:8000/tttttttt/v1/tyy?sid=28654780'
req = poseidon.urlopen(appkey, appsecret, url)
print(req)
1.2 Header
from poseidon import poseidon
appkey = '7b51b354-f200-45a9-a349-585d97730c5a'
appsecret = '65417473-2da3-40cc-b235-513b9216bab1'
url = 'http://10.27.20.193:8000/tttttttt/v1/tyy?sid=28654780'
header={}
req = poseidon.urlopen(appkey, appsecret, url, None, header)
print(req)
1.3 Body
from poseidon import poseidon
appkey = '7b51b354-f200-45a9-a349-585d97730c5a'
appsecret = '65417473-2da3-40cc-b235-513b9216bab1'
url = 'http://10.27.20.193:8000/tttttttt/v1/tyy?sid=28654780'
data = {"username": "11111", "password": "11111"}
req = poseidon.urlopen(appkey, appsecret, url, data)
print(req)
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