kismet_rest
Python wrapper for Kismet REST interface.
Installing from PyPI
pip install kismet_rest
Installing from source
git clone https://github.com/kismetwireless/python-kismet-rest cd python-kismet-rest && pip install .
Usage examples
Legacy functionality (KismetConnector):
import kismet_rest
conn = kismet_rest.KismetConnector(username="my_user", password="my_pass")
for device in conn.device_summary():
pprint.pprint(device)
Alerts since 2019-01-01:
import kismet_rest
alerts = kismet_rest.Alerts()
for alert in alerts.all(ts_sec=1546300800):
print(alert)
Devices last observed since 2019-01-01:
import kismet_rest
devices = kismet_rest.Devices()
for device in devices.all(ts=1546300800):
print(device)
Developer notes:
Formatting commit messages: * Correctly-formatted commit messages will be organized in CHANGELOG.rst * Commit messages are formatted like this type: audience: message !tag * Type is for the type of change (new, chg) * Audience is for the audience of the commit note(usr,``test``,``doc``) * The message part is pretty self-explanatory. * The optional tag allows you to flag a commit for exclusion from CHANGELOG.rst.(minor or wip) * A commit message like this: new: usr: Made a new widget. will appear in CHANGELOG.rst, under the appropriate release, under the “New” section. * More info on message formatting: https://github.com/vaab/gitchangelog
Updating CHANGELOG.rst: * Install gitchangelog: pip3 install gitchangelog * Make sure that __version__ is correct in kismet_rest/__init__.py * Build the new changelog: gitchangelog > CHANGELOG.rst
Changelog
v2020.05.01
Changes
Add support for datasource open/close [ohad83]
Switch to itjson endpoints [Mike Kershaw / Dragorn]
v2019.05.02
Changes
Support Python 3.5. [ashmastaflash]
Add MANIFEST.in. [ashmastaflash]
2019.05.01 (2019-05-20)
New
Refactor complete. [ashmastaflash]
Closes #1
Changes
Add developer notes to README.rst. [ashmastaflash]
Add configs for gitchangelog and rtd. [ashmastaflash]
Other
Update docs. [Mike Kershaw / Dragorn]
Start extracting module. [Mike Kershaw / Dragorn]
Started repo. [Mike Kershaw / Dragorn]
2 maintainers
Metadata
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