Linkero is compatible with Python-2 and Python-3.
What can I do with Linkero?
Run REST API server
Mount your Python developments or wrappers as API REST service. Only spend time developing your APIs behaviour.
Add new APIs easily to already existing gateway development.
Generate Public APIs.
- Generate Private APIs.
Security using user and password authentication.
Security using token.
Grant privileges to desired APIs or only a group of calls of API to specific users.
User accounts persistence using SQLite DB.
Installation
You can install or upgrade linkero with:
$ pip install linkero --upgrade
Or you can install from source with:
$ git clone https://github.com/ingran/linkero.git --recursive
$ cd linkero
$ pip install .
Metadata
Release files for linkero 0.9.18
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