sdk-python
This is the Python version of The Ops Platform SDK. In conjunction with our Docker base images, it allows the development of automations with rich user interfaces, that run in both the local terminal and in Slack. Other than the Ops Platform itself, this SDK depends on:
- Python 3.6+
- The
requestslibrary, version 2+
The Ops Platform
This SDK is designed to work in conjunction with The Ops Platform. Please see https://cto.ai/platform for more details.
To build and publish Ops to The Ops Platform, you will need to use The Ops CLI. Find installation instructions and reference documentation at https://cto.ai/docs.
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