Captricity API Python Client
This is a Python client for the Captricity API
Pip Installation of the Captricity Python Client
If you use the pip package manager, the following will install the Captricity API Client:
pip install captricity-python-client
Manual Installation of the Captricity Python Client
Download the zipped package <https://github.com/Captricity/captools/zipball/master> or clone the repository using git if you haven’t done so already:
git clone git@github.com:Captricity/captools.git
captools comes with a setup.py, which makes it easy to install into your python environment:
cd captools python setup.py install
You should now be able to import captools.api in your python environment.
Quickstart
Please see the Captricity API Quickstart guide <https://shreddr.captricity.com/developer/quickstart/> for a short hands-on introduction to using this client with the Captricity API.
License
This is licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.txt.
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