homepanelapi 
Python Package for Home Panel's API.
Install
Installation Requires Python version 3.6+
pip install homepanelapi
Example
homepanelapi --host localhost --port 8234 --username username --password password --page Home --card Image --command expand
CLI options
| param | alias | description |
|---|---|---|
--host |
-h |
Home Panel's Hostname. |
--port |
-P |
The Home Panel Port. |
--ssl |
-s |
Use ssl? |
--username |
-u |
Your Home Panel Username. |
--password |
-p |
Your Home Panel Password. |
--endpoint |
-e |
The path after the host and port. |
--data |
-d |
Data to send. |
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