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Igloo Python Connector

Igloo Python Connector is a Python wrapper for the Igloo Cloud API. It also provides additional useful methods and examples.

Installation

To install the latest version of Python, please visit the official website. Note, this package supports Python 3.10 and above.

We recommend installing this package inside a Python virtual environment. For more information, see the virtual environment documentation.

Once created, please activate your virtual environment and install the Igloo Python Connector package using the following command:

pip install wtwco-igloo

You should now be able to import the package in your Python code:

import wtwco_igloo

Connecting to the API

Connect to the API using interactive token:

from wtwco_igloo import Connection

connection = Connection.from_interactive_token(api_url, client_id, tenant_id)

# View your workspaces
print(connection.get_workspaces())

Documentation and Examples

For documentation and examples please see WTW Client Services.

Release Notes

2.3.1

2.3.1 - Security

  1. Updated third-party package dependencies to pick up upstream security and stability fixes.

2.3.1 - Bugfixes

  1. Fixed a bug where blob uploading held onto TCP connections unnecessarily
  2. Fixed a bug where sequential blob uploads would not complete

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