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This python package allows ease of access to calls to the BoonLogic Nano API.

  • Website: boonlogic.com
  • Documentation: Boon Docs Main Page
  • Clustering: [Clustering with the expert-python-sdk]({{ site.baseurl}}/docs/Tutorial_The_General_Pipeline.md)
  • Autotuning: [Autotuning with the expert-python-sdk]({{ site.baseurl}}/docs/How_To_Autotune_Data.md)
  • Results: [Results after clustering]({{ site.baseurl}}/docs/How_To_Generate_Cluster_Results.md)
  • SDK Functional Breakdown: [expert-python-sdk classes and methods]({{ site.baseurl}}/docs/boonnano/index.html)(docs/boonnano/index.html)

Installation

The BoonNano SDK is a Python3 project and can be installed via pip.

pip install boonnano

License setup

Note: A license must be obtained from Boon Logic to use the BoonNano Python SDK

The license should be placed in a file named ~/.BoonLogic.license

{
  "default": {
    "api-key": "API-KEY",
    "server": "WEB ADDRESS",
    "api-tenant": "API-TENANT"
  }
}

The API-KEY, WEB ADDRESS, and API-TENANT will be unique to your obtained license.

The .BoonLogic.license file will be consulted by the BoonNano Python SDK to successfully find and authenticate with your designated server.

Connectivity Test

The following Python script provides a basic proof-of-connectivity:

connect-example.py

import boonnano as bn
import json
import sys

#
# connectivity example for boonnano
#

try:
    # create client handle
    nano = bn.ExpertClient.from_license_file(license_id='default')

    # open/attach to nano
    instance_id = 'my-instance'
    nano.open_nano(instance_id)

    # retrieve server version
    response = nano.get_version()
    print(json.dumps(response, indent=4))

    # close/detach the nano instance
    nano.close_nano(instance_id)

except bn.BoonException as be:
    print(be.message)
    sys.exit(1)

Running the connect-test.py script should yield something like:

% python connect-example.py
{
    "release": "dev",
    "api-version": "/expert/v3",
    "nano-secure": "3c40f1d6",
    "builder": "f5db0682",
    "expert-api": "f6643822",
    "expert-common": "c0575a50",
    "swagger-ui": "914af396"
}

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