cccAPI 0.0.11

Python API Client for CCC

ccc_client

This package provides a simple, modular SDK for the CCC REST API.

Features

• Automatically handles authentication and renewal
• Graceful error management
• Logically organized modules
• Easily maintained

Installation

Requirements:

• Python 3.8 or higher
• Required packages: requests>=2.26.0, jsonschema>=4.23.0

Install using pip:

pip install cccAPI 

Install from source:

git clone https://github.hpe.com/hpe/cccAPI.git
cd cccAPI
pip install -e .

Quick Start

Initialize the Client

import json
from cccAPI import cccAPIClient
client = cccAPIClient("https://localhost:8000/cmu/v1", "root", "your-password")

Example Usage

Get Nodes

nodes = client.nodes.show_nodes()
print(json.dumps(nodes, indent=4))

Get specific Node

#Specific node named Node1
node = client.nodes.show_node("Node1")
print(json.dumps(node, indent=4))

Get specific Node/fields

• Allowed fields are:

query_params = {"fields": "name,id,uuid,network.name,network.ipAddress,network.macAddress"}
specific_nodes=client.nodes.show_nodes(query_params)
print(json.dumps(specific_nodes, indent=4))

See examples/test.py for other test cases as implemented

API Modules

Module	Description	User Guide Section
nodes	Node Operations: Create/Delete/Update/List Nodes, Add/Remove nodes in groups, Manage node features	Section 4.5
image_groups	Image Group Operations	Section 4.3
network_groups	Network Group Operations	Section 4.4
custom_groups	Custom Group Operations	Section 4.2
resource_features	Resource Features Management	Section 4.8
image_capture_deployment	Image Capture and Deployment Operations	Section 4.9
power_operation	Power Operations Management	Section 4.10
application	Application Entrypoints and Settings	Section 4.1
architecture	Architecture Management	Section 4.11
management_cards	Network Devices, Interfaces, and Routes Management	Section 4.12
tasks	Tasks Operations	Section 4.7
conn	Sessions Operations	Section 4.6

Building and Publishing

Local Development

There are several ways to install the package for local development:

1. Direct pip install:

pip install .

2. Using pip-tools (recommended for development):

pip install pip-tools
pip-compile pyproject.toml  # Produces requirements.txt
pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Using uv (faster installation):

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
uv pip install -e . --system

4. Building distribution packages:

pip install build
python -m build  # Creates dist/ with tar.gz and .whl

Publishing to PyPI

1. Ensure you have the required tools:

pip install setuptools wheel twine

2. Build the distribution:

python -m build
# Or alternatively:
# python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

3. Upload to PyPI (requires ~/.pypirc with PyPI token):

twine upload dist/*

You can verify the installation by downloading the published package:

pip install cccAPI=={version}  # Replace {version} with desired version

License

This project is license under the MIT license.