A very simple python interface to Canto Cumulus CIP
Wraps [requests](http://python-requests.org) to call CIP endpoints in a session
## API
### class cip.CIP
> CIP(url, serveraddress, user=None, password=None)
#### Methods:
** login(user = None, password=None, catalogname=None) **
Open a session on CIP. Returns reply from server.
** do(api, rawdata=False, ...) **
Call a `api` CIP endpoint. Returns reply from server.
If `rawdata` is False, reply is parsed JSON.
Any extra arguments are passed to request post call
** request(api, ...) **
Do a POST request to `api` CIP endpoint. Returns
[request Response object](http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/api/#requests.Response)
Any extra arguments are passed to request post call
** logout(self) **
Close CIP session. Returns nothing
### class cip.CIPException(Exception)
## Example
```python
from cip import CIP
self.cip = CIP("http://localhost:8080/CIP/", "localhost")
self.cip.login('user', 'password', 'Sample Catalog')
r = self.cip.do("metadata/search/Sample Catalog", data={
'querystring': '"Asset Name" contains "photo"',
'field': ["ID", "Asset Name", "Asset Modification Date"],
})
print( r['items'][0]['Asset Modification Date'] )
```
## Test
```bash
$ pip install tox
$ tox
```
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