The Tamr Toolbox is a Python library created to provide a simple interface for common interactions with Tamr and common data workflows that include Tamr. The more specialized Tamr Python Client library is used for direct interactions with Tamr in both the development of the Tamr Toolbox and in the recommended use of the Tamr Toolbox.
Releases: https://github.com/Datatamer/tamr-toolbox/releases
Documentation Home: https://datatamer.github.io/tamr-toolbox/latest/
Installation: https://datatamer.github.io/tamr-toolbox/latest/installation.html
Examples: https://datatamer.github.io/tamr-toolbox/latest/examples.html
Contributions to the Tamr Toolbox are currently limited to Tamr employees only. Tamr does not routinely review or merge community submitted pull requests.
If you are a community member that would like to report a bug or a feature request, you may file a Github issue in the tamr-toolbox repository.
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