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This module provides Python developers with access to the core services of the Ionic Platform. At a high level, the platform provides developers with straightforward methods to
Once you have access to an Ionic account (sign up for free at our developer portal), the Python environment makes it very simple to access some central features of the platform. The example below assumes you have already enrolled your system and have a default peristor.
import ionicsdk # top level module for all Ionic classes
plaintext = "Welcome to the Python SDK" # create some text to encrypt
agent = ionicsdk.Agent() # the "Agent" class provides access to several common services.
cipher = ionicsdk.ChunkCipherV1(agent) # a "cipher" object provides "encrypt" and "decrypt" operations.
# it uses the supplied "agent" to create and retrieve keys.
ciphertext = cipher.encryptstr(plaintext)
print ciphertext
decrypted = cipher.decryptstr(ciphertext)
print decrypted
The Ionic Python SDK distribution includes online documentation for the classes and methods. You can review this documentation by browsing to the "index.html" file within the "docs" directory. It is also available online at the Machina Python SDK Documentation
In order to use the SDK, you will need to enroll in one or more "Ionic tenants". If you don't already have an established tenant, you can create one for free at the Ionic Machina Developer Portal, as well as find additional information, documentation, and community resources.
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We found that ionicsdk 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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