Python API Bindings for the Monty server monitoring Go library
## Installation
For instructions on installing Monty, please refer to the Monty setup guide at https://github.com/hackerlist/monty. To install the Python API bindings via pypi run the command:
sudo pip install monty-python
## Usage
>>> from montypy import Monty
>>> m = Monty('http://monty.criticalpha.se', token='XXX')
>>> print m.nodes()
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