gotland
Python bindings for the rabbitmq management http api. The name comes from the Swedish variety of rabbit.
License
gotland is released under the terms of the Apache-2.0 licenses.
Examples
For the most comprehensive list of how the library works please see the tests
Contributing
Pull requests are always welcome and greatly appreciated. When sending them please follow the fork and branch workflow, and open your pull request against the devel branch. Please include in a test where applicable using vcrpy. You should include a test that shows the failure and a fix if possible.
Installing
pip install gotland
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