dAwebAPI - A Python library to access dA-compatible webAPIs
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Installation
dAwebAPI is listed in the Python Package Index. You can install it typing:
pip install dAwebAPI
Usage
Access dA-compatible webAPIs in the same way you’d access a local api:
from dAwebAPI.WebAPI import WebAPI
S = WebAPI(<ADDRESS>)
print(dir(S)) # print all available functions
print(S.aFunction.__doc__) #print a doctstring
print(S.api_md()) #print api in makdown format
print(S.aFunction(arg1, arg2, kwarg1=1, kwarg2='aa', kwargs=True))Function output is formated depending on the functions signature.
v0.1, <15/03/2018> – Initial release.
Karl Bedrich 2018 -
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