T2D2 SDK python wrapper to API to interface with T2D2 projects and related assets.
This SDK is published to PyPI and the latest version can be installed as follows:
pip install --upgrade t2d2-sdk
These instructions assume that you have an account at T2D2 (https://t2d2.ai). If you do not have an account, you can sign up here: (https://app.t2d2.ai/auth/register). Subscription pricing details may be found here: (https://t2d2.ai/pricing).
Once you have an account created, you can either use your email/password or an API KEY to instantiate the T2D2 client.
from t2d2_sdk import T2D2
credentials = {'email': "my@email.com", 'password': "<MYPASSWORD>"}
credentials = {'api_key': "<MY_API_KEY>"}
t2d2 = T2D2(credentials)
With this client, you can interface with the app and get access to most of the features of the web interface. More documentation coming soon at https://docs.t2d2.ai.
t2d2.set_project(PROJECT_ID)
project = t2d2.get_project()
data = t2d2.get_images()
...
Please contact bhiriyur@t2d2.ai for further information on contributing to this project.
Information about the project's license.
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T2D2 SDK
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