ABOUT
Thanks for using cmislib, the CMIS client library for Python v. >= 3.
The goal of this library is to provide an interoperable API to CMIS repositories such as Alfresco, Nuxeo, KnowledgeTree, MS SharePoint, EMC Documentum, and any other content repository that is CMIS-compliant.
More info on CMIS can be found at: http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/cmis
SOURCE
The source code for this project implemented for Python 2 lives at http://chemistry.apache.org/. The source code for this project implemented for Python 3 lives at https://github.com/luca-92/cmislib3.
TESTS
There are unit tests available in the tests directory. They require access to a CMIS provider. There are many freely-available CMIS repositories available to run locally or that are hosted.
DOC
Documentation that tells you what this is all about can be found in the doc directory. Please see the doc for dependencies, required CMIS version level, required Python version, etc.
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