ironcore_alloy
Python bindings to the IronCore Labs Alloy SDK. Python API documentation is available here. General documentation of the various products and broader information about how to use the SDK is available here.
Installation
pip install ironcore-alloy
Local
Run hatch test --all to run the full test matrix. If there have been changes to pyproject.toml since you were last running things, run hatch env prune from within python/ironcore-alloy to make sure any future commands fetch the correct environment.
License
ironcore-alloy is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License. We also offer commercial licenses - email for more information or check pricing on our website.
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