platform-python-sdk
This Python package is intended to provide clients and models for accessing the Platform APIs.
Current Version: 3.8.0
Requirements.
Python 3.6
Installation & Usage
pip install
pip install strongmind-platform-sdk
Then import and use the package:
from strongmind_platform_sdk.platform_sdk.clients.oneroster_client import get_authenticated_oneroster_client
from oneroster_client.api.enrollments_management_api import EnrollmentsManagementApi
base_client = get_authenticated_oneroster_client(
base_url,
id_server_base_url,
client_id,
client_secret
)
enrollments_client = EnrollmentsManagementApi(base_client)
enrollment = enrollments_client.get_enrollment("{UUID}")
OneRoster Diagram
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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