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Install

The library can be installed by pip

pip install connect-client

Documentation

All of the documentation can be found at http://docs.getconnect.io

Contributing

We love open source, so we are happy to accept pull requests and will endeavour to fix the issues and include the enhancements that the community raise.

Tests

Tests are run via py.test and tox.

Changelog

0.1.0

  • Initial version

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