EtnaAPI
Wrapper en Python pour exécuter des requêtes aux différents services de l'ETNA
Installation
- Python 3 (guides d'installation)
- gnome-keyring, si la machine est sous Linux et que l'on souhaite utiliser la keyring de l'OS pour s'authentifier
Le module peut ensuite être installé via la commande suivante :
pip3 install EtnaAPI
Documentation
Pour générer la documentation de ce dépôt via Sphinx, il suffit d'exécuter les commandes suivantes :
pip3 install -r docs/requirements.txt
sphinx-apidoc -f --separate -o docs/source/ EtnaAPI
make -C docs/ html
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