TSHISTORY CLIENT
This library provides easy access to tshistory instances exposed with the help of tshistory_rest (http end points).
All the base tshistory api is available from there.
Examples
Direct invocation
from tshistory_client.api import Client
c = Client('http://my.tshistory.instance/api')
series = c.get('banana_spot_price')
Using the tshistory api (preferred way)
from tshistory.api import timeseries
c = timeseries('https://my.tshistory.instance/api')
series = c.get('banana_spot_price')
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