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Python CAMARA SDK

Call Camara APIs (currently only Quality on Demand is supported) through an easy to use CLI (command line interface) and an initial SDK.

Usage

Install the SDK by calling pip install camara_sdk. Now you can import it and use it like so:

import camara

In order to create your first qod session, you need to create a client

client = camara.Camara('id', 'secret')

specifying the id and secret given when signing up for a subscription.

Now the client can be used for creating a new qod session:

client.qod.create_session(
  qos = camara.QualityOnDemand.Profile.E,
  from_ip = "127.0.0.1"
)

This will trigger a new token creation request (since the sdk notices, that there was no token created before, it does the same when the token expires) and then creates a new quality on demand session for 10 seconds (unless a different value was given with duration = 100).

CLI

For simple use, a CLI was created, it makes it easy to create authorization tokens, and keeping track of the length of said tokens. It automatically renews a token, once it expires. Additonally this CLI keeps track of the last session created, and informs when this session needs to be extended.

Usage

To run the cli, use python -m camara.cli. Once the cli is started typing help will show the list of available verbs. Entering those will change configuration or actually call the apis.

Please use a configuration file as created by python -m camara.cli --generate-dummy-config.

Using the api qod verb will call the qod session creation operation with the priority of e. When no token is created this verb will also request a token. Once the token is expired, also it will get renewed.

Using the info verb will present the times left on the last session and the token.

Dependencies

This library uses python 3.10 (due union types) and otherwise only depends on the requests library.

Next Steps

  • Add common files (CONTRIBUTORS, ISSUE_TEMPLATE, ...)
  • Fancyfy this readme (all the colors, all the logos ...)
  • Push package out of testpypi
  • Release more modules (not only QoD)

Contact

In case of any questions please contact [email protected]. For issues with the camara qod specification, please file an issue here.

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