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This is a partially-complete Python client for the BadgeKit API - https://github.com/mozilla/badgekit-api
- Using the functionality available so far, you can:
Connect to the BadgeKit API server, and check its health (ping),
Examine (get) badges, issuers, badge instances, and other objects,
List (list) the badges in an issuer, system, etc.
- Create (create) objects:
Create issuer, system, and program objects.
Create badges.
Create badge instances, i.e. issue badges.
You cannot yet update or delete objects. This will change soon.
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