semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
dxlirflowclient 1.1.2
opendxl_irflow_client
License: Apache 2.0
Requires Python: >=2.7.9,!=3.0.*,!=3.1.*,!=3.2.*,!=3.3.*
Keywords: security,syncurity,ir-flow,orchestration,opendxl,soar

Syncurity IR-Flow DXL Python Client Library
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Overview
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The Syncurity IR-Flow DXL Python client library provides a high level
wrapper for invoking Syncurity IR-Flow API calls via the Data Exchange
Layer Fabric IR-Flow via the DXL fabric.

The purpose of this service is to allow users to invoke IR-Flow remote
commands via the DXL fabric.

A single IR-Flow service can connect to a single IR-Flow instance to
provide access to the remote API endpoints exposed by IR-Flow.

DXL clients can invoke ePO remote commands by sending DXL request
messages via the DXL fabric. The IR-Flow DXL service handles incoming
request messages and forwards them to the appropriate ePO server via
secure HTTP. Responses received from the IR-Flow server are packaged by
the IR-Flow DXL service as DXL response messages and sent back to the
invoking DXL client.

Documentation
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Documentation is supplied in the README links found after extracting the
release.zip file on the releases page of this repo.

Installation
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-  Download the Latest Release
-  Extract the release .zip file
-  View the README.html file located at the root of the extracted files.
-  The README links to the documentation which includes installation
   instructions, API details, and samples.

Bugs and Feedback
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For bugs, questions and feedback please use github issues in this repo.

LICENSE
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Copyright 2019

Apache 2.0

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