python-replicated
A Python interface to the Replicated Vendor API.
The library currently only provides access to a very limited subset of the Replicated Vendor API.
The library is also currently untested. This will be rectified soon.
Example usage
There is not yet any real user documentation. Here is a brief example of a limited subset of the library:
from replicated.core import ReplicatedVendorAPI
api = ReplicatedVendorAPI('token')
apps = api.get_apps()
app = apps[0]
releases = list(app.releases)
print(releases[0].config)
releases[0].config = new_yaml_config
print(releases[0].edited_at)
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