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Libraries to help with the MCTC Hackathon

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Python Examples for API Interactions

Here some basic python examples that you can leverage on how to interact with U.S. Bank's apis.

To see the full list of APIs available, you can read the documentation here.

Set Up

If you're using PyCharm, make sure that you have a virtual environment so that we can install python packages specific to your project.

If you're using another tool like Visual Studio Code, make sure that you create a virtual environment for your project.

Once you have your project open, make sure you install the following libraries using pip:

  • requests
  • python-dotenv

You can also install both of these running the command pip install -r requirements.txt (assuming you're using this project).

Developer Notes

To see if your code is using industry standard naming conventions, you can run pylint *.py */*.py to run the linter and have the code rated.

Build Library Locally

To build this library locally you can run the command python -m build to generate a .whl file in the dist/ folder.

If you want to use this library for your local python project, you can install it via pip by running pip install --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ --no-deps mctc-hackathon-robot297.

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