Qlik Engine API Client
Python client for the Qlik Engine JSON API
Forked from jhettler/pyqlikengine
Requirements
- Python 3.6+
- websocket-client>=0.47.0
Installation
pip install qe-api-client
Connecting to Qlik Sense Enterprise Server
You need to export the Qlik Sense certificates in PEM format from the Qlik Sense Enterprise server to a local folder in order to authenticate on the server.
from qe_api_client.engine import QixEngine
url = 'qlik-1.ad.xxx.xxx'
user_directory = 'UserDomainToQlikLogin'
user_id = 'sense'
ca_certs = 'qlik_certs/qlik-1_root.pem'
certfile = 'qlik_certs/qlik-1_client.pem'
keyfile = 'qlik_certs/qlik-1_client_key.pem'
qixe = QixEngine(url=url, user_directory=user_directory, user_id=user_id, ca_certs=ca_certs, certfile=certfile,
keyfile=keyfile)
# print all apps in Qlik Server
print(qixe.ega.get_doc_list())
Connecting to Qlik Sense Desktop
You need to start your Qlik Sense Desktop client on your local PC.
from qe_api_client.engine import QixEngine
url = 'ws://localhost:4848/app'
qixe = QixEngine(url=url)
# print all apps in Qlik Server
print(qixe.ega.get_doc_list())
Examples of usage
Please click on this link to find examples of usage of this client.
API reference
Please click on this link for full API reference documentation .
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Metadata
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