About
r2server python sdk makes it easier for you to work with your r2server server using the python programming language. The SDK uses an object-oriented design and tries to look like r2server API.
Installation
with pip3
pip install r2server
from repo
make install
make doc # for generate documentation
Quick start
import r2server.api
# init api
network = r2server.api()
# get all observations of METEOR-M2
obs = network.observation(33591)
# print all filtred observations ids
for ob in obs:
print("Observation " + str(ob.id) + " by " + ob.name)
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