dragon-rest
Python wrapper for DragonMint/Innosilicon REST API
If you use Halong Mining's DragonMint or Innosilicon miners, and would like to interact with it programmatically using Python, then look no further! I have implemented the full HTTP REST API for your enjoyment and pleasure.
Quickstart
Install pip package
$ pip install dragon-rest
Write the Python codes
from dragon_rest.dragons import DragonAPI
dragon_host = '10.0.0.1'
api = DragonAPI(dragon_host,
username='admin',
password='dragonadmin')
r = api.summary() # get summary
print(r)
api.upgradeUpload('t1_20180515_060842.swu') # upgrade firmware
# now you're in the big leagues, boye
Reference
API documentation: https://dragon-rest.readthedocs.io/
For details on the DragonMint API, see: https://halongmining.com/api/
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