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Pyngboard 
This project provides a python library for accessing Pingboard resources.
Installation
To install pyngboard you can use pip:
$ pip install pyngboardUsage and Credentials
You’ll need a Pingboard client_id and client_secret and use it as constructor args:
from pyngboard import PingboardClient
client=PingboardClient(client_id='<a_client_id>', client_secret='<a_client_secret>')You can also skip constructor args and library will lookup credentials in the following order:
Environment variables PINGBOARD_CLIENT_ID and PINGBOARD_CLIENT_SECRET
A .pingboard file located at user home with the following content:
client_id=<a_client_id> client_secret=<a_client_secret>
License
This project’s source code and it’s documentation is released under the MIT License.
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