unityapiclient
A Python client library for the Unity IDM APIs.
Currently, it only supprorts a subset of the operations exposed by Unity’s Administration API.
Python version
Python 2.6 or 2.7 are fully supported.
Installation
To install the client library, simply run:
$ pip install unityapiclient
🍺Third party libraries and dependencies
The following libraries will be installed when you install the client library:
Usage
The following example assumes a Unity IDM deployment at https://unity.example.org:
>>> import unityapiclient
>>> from unityapiclient.client import UnityApiClient
>>> client = UnityApiClient('https://unity.example.org',
... auth=('unityapiuser', 'secretpassword'))
>>> entity = client.get_entity(257)
>>> entity['entityInformation']['state']
u'valid'Documentation
Documentation is available at http://eudat-b2access.github.io/unity-api-python-client
License
Licensed under the Apache 2.0 license, for details see LICENSE.
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