xpipe-api 0.1.26

Client for the XPipe API

XPipe Python API

Python client for the XPipe API. This library is a wrapper for the raw HTTP API and intended to make working with it more convenient.

Installation

python3 -m pip install xpipe_api

Usage

from xpipe_api import Client

# By default, Client() will read an access key from the file xpipe_auth on the local filesystem
# and talk to the XPipe HTTP server on localhost.  To connect to a remote instance with an API
# key, use Client(token="foo", base_url = "http://servername:21721")
client = Client()

# connection_query accepts glob-based filters on the category, connection name, and connection type
all_connections = client.connection_query()

# Each connection includes uuid, category, connection, and type information
first_connection_uuid = all_connections[0]["uuid"]

# Before any shell commands can be run, a shell session must be started on a connection
client.shell_start(first_connection_uuid)

# Prints {'exitCode': 0, 'stdout': 'hello world', 'stderr': ''}
print(client.shell_exec(first_connection_uuid, "echo hello world"))

# Clean up after ourselves by stopping the shell session
client.shell_stop(first_connection_uuid)

There's also an async version of the client that can be accessed as AsyncClient:

import asyncio
from xpipe_api import AsyncClient


async def main():
    # By default, Client() will read an access key from the file xpipe_auth on the local filesystem
    # and talk to the XPipe HTTP server on localhost.  To connect to a remote instance with an API
    # key, use Client(token="foo", base_url = "http://servername:21721")
    client = AsyncClient()

    # connection_query accepts glob-based filters on the category, connection name, and connection type
    all_connections = await client.connection_query()

    # Each connection includes uuid, category, connection, and type information
    first_connection_uuid = all_connections[0]["uuid"]

    # Before any shell commands can be run, a shell session must be started on a connection
    await client.shell_start(first_connection_uuid)

    # Prints {'exitCode': 0, 'stdout': 'hello world', 'stderr': ''}
    print(await client.shell_exec(first_connection_uuid, "echo hello world"))

    # Clean up after ourselves by stopping the shell session
    await client.shell_stop(first_connection_uuid)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())

This is only a short summary of the library. You can find more supported functionalities in the source itself.

Tests

To run the test suite, you'll need to define the XPIPE_APIKEY env var. This will allow the two "log in with the ApiKey rather than Local method" tests to work. Here's the recommended method for running the tests with poetry:

cd /path/to/python_xpipe_api
poetry install
XPIPE_APIKEY=<api_key> poetry run pytest