README file for PyFCP
PyFreenet2 is a powerful Python library, for freenet 0.7.
This is the Python2 version. It only includes the fcp library for tools which need pyFreenet under Python2. To install the commandline applications, get pyFreenet3.
This PyFCP release includes:
the python package ‘fcp’, containing classes for interacting with freenet.
To get good API documentation, run:
$ epydoc -n “PyFCP API manual” -o html fcp
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