Lomas Client
The lomas-client package is a client to interact with the Lomas server.
Utilizing this client package is strongly advised for querying and interacting with the server, as it takes care of all the necessary tasks such as serialization, deserialization, REST API calls, and ensures the correct installation of other required libraries. In short, it enables a seamless interaction with the Lomas platform.
Installation
The lo can be installed with the following command:
pip install lomas-client
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