cpr-py
This is the python client for the Cloud Progress rest API. Cloud Progress is a hosted developer tool that provides progress bars with ETA for structured tasks.
The swagger / openapi spec for this api is hosted as a browseable redoc page and in our API repo https://github.com/cloudprogress/cpr-api. The API repo has links to clients in other languages.
This package targets python 3.7+ to get dataclass support -- if your app targets an older version, post a github issue and we'll make it happen.
Installation
pip install ...
# or if you like to live on the edge:
pip install https://github.com/cloudprogress/cpr-py/archive/master.zip
Example
Check out pizza.py in this repo 🍕 (it's even runnable).
Ops concerns
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Error handling
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