# pydokus
pydokus is Python module for interacting with the Dokus REST API. Dokus is a Norwegian web app for invoicing and timetracking, see https://dokus.no for more information.
## Installation
Install pydokus:
pip install pydokus
Alternatively, download the source code and manually add it to your PYTHONPATH.
## Usage
See the sample.py file for usage examples. For further documentation, please refer to the [GitHub Wiki](https://github.com/funkbit/dokus-api/wiki).
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