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Python clients to interact with Polyaxon API.
$ pip install -U polyaxon-client
This module includes a client that can be used to interact with Polyaxon API in a programmatic way.
from polyaxon_client import PolyaxonClient
polyaxon_client = PolyaxonClient(
host=POLYAXON_IP,
token=MY_TOKEN, http_port=POLYAXON_HTTP_PORT,
ws_port=POLYAXON_WS_PORT)
polyaxon_client.auth
polyaxon_client.cluster
polyaxon_client.user
polyaxon_client.project
polyaxon_client.experiment
polyaxon_client.experiment_group
polyaxon_client.experiment_job
polyaxon_client.job
polyaxon_client.build_job
polyaxon_client.bookmark
polyaxon_client.version
e.g. list projects for a user
polyaxon_client.project.list_projects(username, page=1)
e.g. list experiments for a project
polyaxon_client.project.list_experiments(
username,
project_name,
independent=None,
group=None,
metrics=None,
params=None,
query=None,
sort=None,
page=1)
Please check polyaxon installation guide
Please check our quick start guide to start training your first experiment.
FAQs
Python client to interact with Polyaxon API.
We found that polyaxon-client 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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