Supply your swarm of IoT Devices with cloud connectivity by EMnify. Automate your routines with this SDK for Python.
Supply your swarm of IoT devices with cloud connectivity by emnify. Automate your routines with this SDK for Python.
git clone https://github.com/emnify/emnify-sdk-python.git
cd emnify-sdk-python
python -m build --sdist --wheel
For local development install with pipenv:
git clone https://github.com/emnify/emnify-sdk-python.git
cd emnify-sdk-python
brew install pipenv # for macOS
python -m pip install pipenv # for other OS
pipenv sync
The emnify Python SDK is also available on PyPI as emnify-sdk:
pip install emnify-sdk
Read more about working with the Python SDK and the underlying concepts in the emnify product documentation.
We use sphinx-autoapi to auto-generate the API reference documentation within this repository. This documentation is hosted separately on GitHub Pages.
🗺️ Note: We plan to eventually migrate the API reference documentation into our product documentation platform.
See our documentation guide if you're interested in contributing to the API reference or running the documentation locally.
If you've found a bug or want to add new features, open an issue or create a pull request to this GitHub repository.
See our development guide for how to get started.
Please note that this project is governed by emnify's Code of Conduct. By participating, you agree to abide by its terms.
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Supply your swarm of IoT Devices with cloud connectivity by EMnify. Automate your routines with this SDK for Python.
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