PyPort 🚀
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Simplify Your REST Interactions
A Python SDK for the Port IDP REST API that handles authentication, error handling, and logging so you can focus on building your solutions.
🔍 Overview
Modern REST APIs can be powerful—but they aren’t always intuitive to work with. PyPort abstracts away the repetitive tasks of authentication, error handling, and logging, providing you with a clean, Pythonic client interface to interact with the Port IDP REST API.
Whether you're writing custom Python scripts or building larger applications, PyPort is designed to speed up your development process by simplifying REST operations.
Documentation & Support
For detailed information about the data model and code implementation, please refer to our comprehensive documentation at PyPort Documentation.
✨ Key Features
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Intuitive Client Interface
Interact with the Port IDP REST API effortlessly. -
Automated Authentication
Manage API tokens and credentials automatically. -
Robust Error Handling
Receive clear, actionable error messages for smooth debugging. -
Integrated Logging
Built-in logging to help you trace and monitor API interactions.
Note: Additional features and improvements are planned for future releases!
🔒 Security Scan Report
We've run a security scan on our code using Bandit. Check out the Security Scan Report for the details on what was found.
Installation
Install PyPort using pip:
pip install pyport
Usage
Below is a boilerplate example to help you get started with PyPort:
import os
from pyport import PortClient
PORT_CLIENT_ID = os.getenv("PORT_CLIENT_ID")
PORT_CLIENT_SECRET = os.getenv("PORT_CLIENT_SECRET")
port_client = PortClient(client_id=PORT_CLIENT_ID, client_secret=PORT_CLIENT_SECRET, us_region=True)
blueprints = port_client.blueprints.get_blueprints()
Happy Coding!
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