Python client and module for Lacus
Use this module to interact with a Lacus instance.
Installation
pip install pylacus
Usage
Command line
You can use the pylacus command:
$ pylacus -h
usage: pylacus [-h] --url-instance URL_INSTANCE [--redis_up] {enqueue,status,result} ...
Query a Lacus instance.
positional arguments:
{enqueue,status,result}
Available commands
enqueue Enqueue a url for capture
status Get status of a capture
result Get result of a capture.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url-instance URL_INSTANCE
URL of the instance.
--redis_up Check if redis is up.
Library
See API Reference
Example
Enqueue
from pylacus import PyLacus
lacus = PyLacus("http://127.0.0.1:7100")
uuid = lacus.enqueue(url='google.fr')
Status of a capture
status = lacus.get_capture_status(uuid)
Capture result
result = lacus.get_capture(uuid)
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