python4gnokii is a Python bindings for the Gnokii project.
Dependencies
To build and make the Python module work, you need the following elements :
libgnokii and its headers
The setuptools package
On Fedora
yum install gnokii gnokii-devel python-setuptools
On Debian
aptitude install gnokii-cli libgnokii-dev python-setuptools
Installation
With pip (recommanded)
pip install python4gnokii
From sources
git clone git@github.com:SkypLabs/python4gnokii.git cd python4gnokii python setup.py install
How to
The best way to learn how it works is to look at the examples available in the examples folder.
License
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