hansken.py
hansken.py is a Python client to Hansken's REST API, developed and maintained by the Netherlands Forensic Institute.
Installation
hansken.py is hosted on PyPI, install it using pip:
pip install hansken
The installation package defines extras to enable some additional features:
- report: utilities to help create reports in HTML and PDF formats;
- shell: enables the
shellsubcommand, launching an ipython-powered interactive shell; - mount: enables the
mountsubcommand, creating FUSE mounts for data sources in a Hansken project; - all: installs all of the above.
These extras can be installed using pip:
pip install hansken[all]
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