NOSpy - Official Python client for N.O.S.
A brief introduction to N.O.S.
N.O.S. is a fast Network Object Store that stores objects as binary data. The primary interface for NOS is HTTP/s. N.O.S. is written in GO, and is designed for high performance. This Python client aims to keep the objects as native as possible to python. It provides a thin layer of abstraction just to keep things pythonic, but the lower level HTTP api is always availble for you to use at your discretion.
Installation
Install NOSpy via pip:
pip install nospy
Setup & Usage
In order to use NOSpy you'll need to have a working NOS server setup, running and accessible via HTTP.
NOTE: NOS is not publicly available at the moment.
Connect to the NOS server:
from nospy import NOSClient
nos = NOSClient("http://localhost:9900")
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