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pooetry 0.1.3
An almost-useless wrapper for the great packaging tool poetry
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6,<4.0

# What is this?
`pooetry` is a python wrapper utility with a very narrow use case.  If you don't know what it does you probably don't need it ��

# What does it do?
This utility automagically fixes issues caused by these factors combined:
* `poetry 0.12.*`
* `pip 19.*`
* Use a private package repo which requires authentication
* Have special characters in your credentials for this private repo
    * _commonly caused by having an email as a username (the '@' is not URL legal)_

If you are stuck in this situation you'll find yourself changing the credentials between quoted and non-quoted as _some_ `poetry` commands only work with quoted creds while _others_ only work with non-quoted creds.

# How do I use it?
1. Install `poetry`
    * Best to follow the [install procedure on the official `poetry` repo](https://github.com/sdispater/poetry#installation)
2. Install `pooetry`
    * You can use the package manager of your choice for this, `pip install pooetry` for example
3. When you want to run `poetry` simply use `pooetry` instead.  All the commands and options will be passed through.
metabase-client 1.0.0
A production-ready metabase client to spare you from handling HTTP requests directly
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5
Keywords: metabase client api wrapper

# Metabase Client
A production-ready metabase client to spare you from handling HTTP requests directly.

## Install

```
$ pip install metabase_client
```

## Start

You can provide username and password to authenticate...

```
from metabase_client import MetabaseClient

client = MetabaseClient("http://my-metabase-service.com", username="user", password="pass")
client.auth()
```

... or just provide an already-authenticated token.

```
from metabase_client import MetabaseClient

client = MetabaseClient("http://my-metabase-service.com", token="mytoken1q2w3e4r")
```

**Obs:** Since metabase limits the number of logins made through its API, using the second approach enables you to cache the token and avoid many logins.

## Contributions
Any contributions are welcome. Fork this project and follow the steps below:

1. Create a virtual env.
2. Implement the feature along with the automated tests.
3. Apply makefile commands (`make [test|flake|black]`)
4. Open a Pull Request.

## Help or Suggestions 
Please, open an issue at the [Github Issues page](https://github.com/victormartinez/metabase_client/issues).