Jubatus Python Client
Jubatus client library for Python. See pypi for the latest release.
All codes are generated by jenerator .
Install
$ pip install jubatus
License
MIT License
Packaging
To make Python packages, run generate.sh and package it:
$ ./generate.sh $ python setup.py sdist
Before making Python packages, you need to build Python files from .idl. Run the generate.sh to generate your own Python client, you need to build jenerator, a client code generator.
jenerator source is can be found in the main Jubatus repository: https://github.com/jubatus/jubatus/tree/master/tools/jenerator/
Make sure to put jenerator in your PATH environment variable.
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