Python Status.io
A Python wrapper around the Status.io API.
Introduction
This library provides a pure Python interface for the Status.io API. It works with Python versions from 2.6+.
Status.io provides hosted system status pages.
Installing
You can install statusio-python using:
$ pip install statusio-python
Documentation
View the last release API documentation at: http://developers.status.io
Using
The library provides a Python wrapper around the Status.io API.
API
The API is exposed via the statusio.Api class.
To create an instance of the statusio.Api with yout credentials:
>>> import statusio
>>> api = statusio.Api(api_id='api_id',
api_key='api_key')
To retrieve your status page summary:
>>> summary = api.StatusSummary('status_page_id')
>>> print(summary)
View the full API documentation:
$ pydoc statusio.Api
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