CVAT API Client Library
This is a client library to interact with CVAT Server.
Not everything is implemented at the moment.
Usage
Create a new client instance with CVAT Server URL
from cvat_connector import CVATConnector
cvat_client = CVATConnector("https://cvat.mydomain.com")
Login to with your credentials
cvat_client.login("myuser", "passw0rd")
Fetch users etc.
users = cvat_client.get_all_users()
for username, user_details in users.items():
print(f"{username} id is {user_details['id']}")
Logout when you are done.
cvat_client.logut()
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