zendesk: Communicator with the Zendesk API
TODO: Modify the whole file as necessary.
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Installation
The easiest way to install most Python packages is via easy_install or pip:
$ easy_install zendesk
Usage
TODO: This is a good place to start with a couple of concrete examples of how the package should be used.
The boilerplate code provides a dummy main function that prints out the word ‘Hello’:
>> from zendesk import main >> main()
When the package is installed via easy_install or pip this function will be bound to the zendesk executable in the Python installation’s bin directory (on Windows - the Scripts directory).
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