Equinix Python SDK
This is the official Python SDK for Equinix services. This SDK is currently provided with a major version of v0. We aim to avoid breaking changes to this library, but they will certainly happen as we work towards a stable v1 library.
Each Equinix service supported by this SDK is maintained as a separate submodule that is generated from the OpenAPI specification for that service. If any Equinix service is not supported by this SDK and you would like to see it added, please submit a change request
Installation
To import this library into your Python project:
pip install equinix
In a given Python file, you can then import all available services:
import equinix
Or you can import individual services:
from equinix.services import fabricv4
Usage
You can see usage of the generated code in the examples directory
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