semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pyhorn-flow 1.3.1
An unofficial Bullhorn REST API client written in Python.

# PyHorn

An unofficial Python client to interact with Bullhorn's REST API.
We developed this client to facilitate the integration of FLOW's systems with Bullhorn, and decided to disclose the source for any other developers that may find it useful.

## Installation

`pip install pyhorn-flow`

## Authentication

Authentication requires a simple JSON file containing the following auth-related data (provided by Bullhorn themselves):

- username
- password
- client_id
- client_secret

Other fields are filled automatically and stored in `file_name` for better use of the authenticated session.

```json
{
 "file_name": "auth.json",
 "client_id": "GUIDprovidedbybullhorn",
 "client_secret": "secretprovidedbybullhorn",
 "username": "apiuser",
 "password": "yourpasswordshouldgohere"
}
```

## Supported Functions

- Ping
- Search
- Query
- Entity
  - Create
  - Update
  - Delete
- To-many
  - Create association
  - Delete association
- Event
  - Subscription
  - Request
  - Retry
  - Get last request ID

## Changelog

### v1.1.0

- Added functions to subscribe to Bullhorn events and read them

### v1.0.0

- Added safe request to re-authorize requests when 401 is returned from API
- Added Entity creation, update and deletion
- Added To-many association and dissociation
- Added Search and Query functionalities
- Added Ping functionality and automatic session renewal
- Added authentication flow
pylamport 0.2
A python library for generating cryptographically secure lamport signatures
Keywords: hashes lamport signatures public-key cryptography

## Pylamport
A python library for producing lamport signatures.

Lamport signatures can be constructed with any secure one-way function (usually
a hash).

Anything in hashlib (for example, `hashlib.sha256`) is supported.

## Example usage
Generating keys:
```python
keys = pylamport.Lamport().gen()
```

Signing a message:
```python
identity = pylamport.Lamport()
signature = identity.sign("Hello, world!")
```

Verifiying a signature:
```python
identity = pylamport.Lamport()
identity.verify(signature)
```

Exporting keys:
```python
identity = pylamport.Lamport()
keys = identity.export()
```

## Warnings
This project was written in less than a few hours, so it may contain mistakes
and/or bugs.