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Official SDK for managing Suite Platform
Cool-tree can both be used from the command line and as a python library.
Main functions are:
$ pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ cool-tree
$ git clone https://github.com/Superb-AI-Suite/cool-tree
$ cd cool-tree
$ python setup.py
$ spb --version
0.0.1
To perform remote operations on Suite you first need to authenticate. This requires a [Account-specific API-key].
To start the authentication process:
$ vim ~/.spb/credentials
[YOUR_PROFILE_NAME(Default : default)]
access_key=YOUT_ACCESS_KEY
account_name = YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME
You can also directly use Access key and Account name to SDK. (Check, how to use)
First. you need to authenticate and get client from SDK
# Use default profile in credentials
spb.client()
# Use other profile in credentials
spb.client(profile='OTHER_PROFILE_NAME')
# and also you can directly use account_name and access_key
spb.client(account_name='YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME', access_key='YOUR_ACCESS_KEY')
Now, you can use Suite SDK in your project
import spb
from spb.command import Command
from spb.models import Project
def describe_project():
spb.client()
command = Command(type='describe_project')
projects = spb.run(command=command)
if __name__ == "__main__":
describe_project()
In this case, you can be seen Project list in your account
FAQs
Suite Standard Library
We found that cool-tree 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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