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Datacore-reporter
Extract data easily from your Datacore controllers.
Installation
Datacore-reporter package is published on PyPI:
pip install datacore-reporter
Configuration
Create file C:\Users\$USER\AppData\Local\datacore-reporter\datacore-reporter.conf (/home/$USER/.config/datacore-reporter/datacore-reporter.conf on Linux). Example:
[datacore-reporter]
host = myhost.example.org
controller = mycontroller.example.org
user = reporter
password = ...
no_ssl = True
Usage
See also full documentation (including API reference).
Datacore-reporter may be used as a library in your Python code:
from datacore_reporter.client import DatacoreClient
...
Datacore-reporter may also be invoked as a command-line application (the datacore-reporter executable is installed with the package).
Complete help about command-line usage may be displayed by typing:
datacore-reporter --help
Legal
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
This project is not affiliated in any way with the Datacore company.
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