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Python SDK for interacting with the ENLYZE platform https://www.enlyze.com

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Python SDK for interacting with the ENLYZE platform

Getting started with development

We use tox to manage most of the tasks in a development workflow.

To start developing locally, we suggest that you have tox installed in your environment (you can install it globally or in a virtualenv) and then you can run the following command to create a development virtualenv for the project with the required dependencies installed.

$ tox --devenv .venv -e dev

which will create a virtualenv for you under the .venv directory. Afterwards you can activate the virtualenv and start hacking away

$ source .venv/bin/activate

Running the test suite

$ tox

Running the linters

$ tox p -e flake8,black,isort,bandit,tox-fmt,pyproject-fmt

Running mypy

$ tox -e mypy

Generating the documentation

$ tox -e docs

Note that this requires the Enchant C library <https://pyenchant.github.io/pyenchant/install.html> to be installed.

Note for M1 users, the Enchant library doesn’t work out of the box and the workaround in the official docs is brittle, I suggest installing the library from homebrew and setting the environment variable PYENCHANT_LIBRARY_PATH like so:

$ export PYENCHANT_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/homebrew/lib/libenchant-2.dylib

Examples

You can find examples of how to use the Python SDK here: Notebooks

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