Python Client for Riak
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Documentation
Documentation for the Riak Python Client Library is available here.
Documentation for Riak is available here.
Repository Cloning
NOTE: please clone this repository using the --recursive argument to git clone or follow the clone with git submodule update --init. This repository uses two submodules.
Installation
The recommended versions of Python for use with this client are Python 2.7.8 (or greater, 2.7.11 as of 2016-06-21), 3.3.x, 3.4.x and 3.5.x. The latest version from each series should be preferred. Older versions of the Python 2.7.X and 3.X series should be used with caution as they are not covered by integration tests.
Riak TS (Timeseries)
You must use version 2.7.11, 3.4.4 or 3.5.1 (or greater within a version series). Otherwise you will be affected by this Python bug.
From Source
python setup.py installThere are additional dependencies on Python packages setuptools and protobuf.
From PyPI
Official packages are signed and published to PyPI.
To install from PyPI directly you can use pip.
pip install riakTesting
Unit Tests
Unit tests will be executed via tox if it is in your PATH, otherwise by the python2 and (if available), python3 executables:
make unit-testIntegration Tests
You have two options to run Riak locally - either build from source, or use a pre-installed Riak package.
Source
To setup the default test configuration, build a Riak node from a clone of github.com/basho/riak:
# check out latest release tag
git checkout riak-2.1.4
make locked-deps
make relWhen building from source, the protocol buffers port will be 8087 and HTTP will be 8098.
Package
Install using your platform’s package manager (docs)
When installing from a package, the protocol buffers port will be 8087 and HTTP will be 8098.
Running Integration Tests
Ensure you’ve initialized this repo’s submodules:
git submodule update --initRun the following:
./tools/setup-riak
make integration-testContributors
Andrew Thompson
Andy Gross
Armon Dadgar
Brett Hazen
Brett Hoerner
Brian Roach
Bryan Fink
Daniel Lindsley
Daniel Néri
Daniel Reverri
David Koblas
Dmitry Rozhkov
Eric Florenzano
Eric Moritz
Filip de Waard
Gilles Devaux
Greg Nelson
Gregory Burd
Greg Stein
Ian Plosker
Jayson Baird
Jeffrey Massung
Jon Meredith
Josip Lisec
Justin Sheehy
Kevin Smith
Mark Erdmann
Mark Phillips
Mathias Meyer
Matt Heitzenroder
Mikhail Sobolev
Reid Draper
Russell Brown
Rusty Klophaus
Rusty Klophaus
Scott Lystig Fritchie
Sean Cribbs
Shuhao Wu
Silas Sewell
Socrates Lee
Soren Hansen
Sreejith Kesavan
Timothée Peignier
`tobixx <https://github.com/tobixx>`__
William Kral
3 maintainers
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