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This is an abstract python library built on top of the Backscatter_ service. It is preferred that users use this library when implementing integrations or plan to use Backscatter within their code. The library includes a small client to interact with the API.
.. _Backscatter: https://backscatter.io/
Install the library:
pip install backscatter or python setup.py install
Save your configuration:
backscatter setup --api-key <your-API-key>
Search observations:
backscatter observations --query 148.227.224.17
Get Trends:
backscatter trends --type port
Enrich values:
backscatter enrich --query 148.227.224.17
02-03-19
* Feature: Support for port enrichment call
02-01-19
01-29-19
* Bugfix: Avoid errors on free account without observations
01-21-19
01-13-19
* Bugfix: Resolved undeclared var in client observations call
01-12-19
FAQs
Client to interact with Backscatter.io services.
We found that backscatter demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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