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README.rst

Python bindings to the OpenStack Melange API

This is a client for the Openstack Melange API. It contains a Python API (the melange.client module), and a command-line script (melange).

Running the tests

Currently the test suite requires a running melange-server running on http://localhost:9898.

Tests are run under tox. First install tox using pip or your distribution's packages then run tox from the distribution directory to run the tests in isolated virtual environments.