pyIsis: python wrapper for Avid Management Console
pyIsis is a python wrapper that try to mimic Avis Isis Management Console web service. It can manipulate workspaces, users, groups and permissions. It can also manage snapshots, etc…
Installation
From pypi:
pip install pyIsisFrom the source directory:
git clone https://github.com/predat/pyIsis.git
cd pyIsis
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py installTODO:
Test workspace creation and deletion on ISIS 7000 and 5500
Handle user permissions correctly
Add documentations
Add examples
More pythonic style to do things…
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