Python client and module for Pandora
Installation
pip install pypandora
Usage
Command line
You can use the pandora command to submit a file:
$ poetry run pandora -h
usage: pandora [-h] [--url URL] [--redis_up | -f FILE] [--task_id TASK_ID]
[--seed SEED] [--all_workers] [--worker_name WORKER_NAME]
[--details]
Submit a file.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL URL of the instance (defaults to
https://pandora.circl.lu/).
--redis_up Check if redis is up.
-f FILE, --file FILE Path to the file to submit.
getStatus:
--task_id TASK_ID The id of the task you'd like to get the status of
--seed SEED The seed of the task you'd like to get the status of
--all_workers True if you want the status of every workers
--worker_name WORKER_NAME
The name of the worker you want to get the report of
--details True if you want the details of the workers
Library
See API Reference
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