Launch Maestro JobRequest with ease.
Exemple :
>>> from maestro_cli import Maestro
>>>
>>> maestro = Maestro()
>>> maestro.launch_jobrequest(82, {'A': 1, 'B': 3, 'C': 2})
<JobRequest #1877>
>>> maestro = Maestro('http://localhost:8003', '9354a3fe-e1ec-499d-9402-bbef0d700487', 'BeHive')
>>> request = maestro.get_jobrequest(414)
>>> request.progress
45.0
>>> request.status_label
En cours
>>> request.cancel()
>>> 200
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