# Parc Checker API
## Name parc-checker-api
## Version 1.5
## History - 1.5 Added status to check response JSON - 1.4 Use newer parc-checker-core version (1.2) - 1.3 Use newer parc-checker-core version (1.1) - 1.2 Added CORS - 1.1 Ready to run in container - 1.0 Initial release
## Purpose The purpose of this library is to provide API for Parc Checker
## Installation
Use the package manager [pip](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/) to install parc-checker-api
`bash pip install parc-checker-api `
## License This package is private and not allowed to be used
## Author Dovydas Jančauskas
1 maintainer
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