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The idea here is to be declarative i.e. specify *what* is desired. It's up to the respective transport (e.g. http, zmq etc.) to turn a request spec into an appropriate request. The request spec class also performs some basic validation. The assumption is that the Marconi API is stable and known for a given version. The API info for version 1 is thus captured in the code and not read from the home document. Nevertheless I have introduced a separate api_info() function that allows us to source the API info from the home document at a later point. Please note also that the `request.Spec` has a `headers` dict property that can be used by the auth layer to inject auth tokens etc. Change-Id: Ia72bfadcc84e7aba69aa5f32d76dfa0dc1083e0d
Python Marconi Client
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Welcome to the Marconi Client Python bindings project!
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Installation
Until this project is on PyPi, the official way to install these bindings are to:
pip install git+https://github.com/cabrera/python-marconiclient.gitContributing
The primary maintainer of this project is: TBA
Be sure to reference the HACKING file for all the details.