pyserval 0.4

Python client for serval-dna REST interface

Python client for the serval-dna REST-interface

Provides a client to interact with serval-dna's REST-interface in python

Functionality

The following REST-functionality is supported:

• Keyring
• Rhizome
• MeshMS
• MeshMB
• Route

For documentation on the specific endpoints, please consult The serval-dna documentation

Dependencies

This code should run on both Python 2.7 and 3.4+

The only external runtime-dependency is requests. This should be automatically installed by pip based on the package metadata.

Development dependencies are the following:

Automatic format checking is done using black and pre-commit.

In order to run the tests, you will need hypothesis, pytest, and pytest-cov for coverage-reports.

To install all dependencies (both runtime and development/testing) run pip install -r requirements.txt

Installation

As of v0.4, releases are uploaded to PyPi, so you can just install it by name

pip install pyserval

Development

In order to have reasonably well formatted code, a format-checking pre-commit hook is supplied. The tool used for checking/reformatting is black. Note that the hook itself does not do any reformatting, it merely informs you that a file is not properly formatted. You need to do the reformatting yourself using black $FILEPATH.

The tests require you to have the servald binary from serval-dna installed and available in your $PATH. In order to have a consistent testing enviroment, /tmp/pyserval-tests/ will be used as the $SERVALINSTANCE_PATH.

1. Clone Project
2. Install project to python-path
   • You might want to use a virtualenv
   • You might also want to do an editable install with pip install -e .
3. Install development dependencies with pip install -r requirements.txt
4. Install git pre-commit hook with pre-commit install
5. For testing: In the project root run pytest --cov=pyserval