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PyTestingQA 2.3.1
It's a automatic testing program, for QA.
Requires Python: >=3.8

# PyTesting
A Python library that contains tools for unit testing.

# How to use
To use the project, you have two options:

### Program execution.
If you execute the program as a main module, it will
print a small description of the project. 

### Tool use.
Instead, if you import the module to your project or 
you build your own code on the library's file, you will
be able to use it directly.

# Remember to read the code's comments, they contain very useful information.
curiosity 54593
The official Python driver for the Curiosity Search engine (https://curiosity.ai/).

The official Python driver for Curiosity (https://curiosity.ai/). 

The Python driver makes it easy to: 
* upload files to your workspace
* add nodes and relationships to the graph
* create users, teams and manage access
* run queries against the graph

# Installation

Run `pip install curiosity` to install the Python driver from [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/curiosity/).

# Getting Started 
Replace the `server`,  and `connector_name` in the code sample below.
* `server` : The full url to your Curiosity system. The used port is printed in the beginning of the log output of the Curiosity instance. The url has to end with `/api`.
* `lib_token` : You have to create a library token  first, in order to use this library with your Curiosity instance. See the [documentation](https://dev.curiosity.ai/data-sources/api-integrations/api-tokens) on how to create an API token.
* `connector_name` : A descriptive name for your Connector.

You can use the methods on the `graph` object to interact with your Curiosity Workspace. Check out the [API documentation](https://dev.curiosity.ai/data-sources/api-integrations) to see examples on how to write a data connector.

```python
from curiosity import Graph

def main():
    # The url to you curiosity instance
    server = "http://localhost:8080/api"

    # The library token you just created
    lib_token = "eqJHbGci..."

    # A descriptive name for your Connector. This is how the connector shows up in the Manage Data overview.
    connector_name = "Python data connector"

    with Graph.connect(server, lib_token, connector_name) as graph:

        # The graph objects provides plenty of methods to interact with your 
        # Curiosity instance. A file can be uploaded like this:
        fullpath = "./sample.pdf"
        filename = "sample.pdf"
        source = "Samples"

        graph.upload_file_by_path(fullpath, filename, source)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()
```