Exmaple of use:
>>> import metzoo>>> # create an agent >>> agent = metzoo.Agent(CUSTOMER_KEY, "agent.name") <Agent 'agent.name', key: 'xxx...'>>>> # or with an url >>> agent = metzoo.Agent(CUSTOMER_KEY, "agent.name", "https://api.metzoo.com") <Agent 'agent.name', key: 'xxx...'>>>> # configure the metrics to use (optional) >>> agent.configure({"metric1.name": "unit", "metric2.name": "unit"}) {"status":"ok"}>>> # send data for given metrics using system time... >>> agent.send({"metric1.name": 134.22, "metric2.name": 8123}) {"status":"ok"}>>> # ...or using your own time >>> agent.send({"metric1.name": 134.22, "metric2.name": 8123}, timestamp=1234567) {"status":"ok"}>>> # update own agent configuration (not implemented yet) >>> agent.update() {"status":"ok"}
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