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checkout-psp-client 0.0.1
Wrapper for the Checkout Finland Payment Service API
Requires Python: >=3

# Checkout Finland Payment Service Client API Wrapper

This package implements a wrapper for the [Checkout Finland Payment
Service Client API](https://checkoutfinland.github.io/psp-api/#/) that
ecommerce software developers can use to integrate their ecommerce
checkout systems with the Checkout Finland payment service.

I wrote this for my company's webshop and I am releasing it in case
others find it useful.  My priority is my own shop, but I will accept
bug reports and merge requests that improve on the core functionality.
For functionality to be included that my shop does not need, someone
else (who is personally invested in it) must commit to its
maintenance.

This package is not written or sponsored by Checkout Finland, and
there is no other relationship between them and myself than that, at
the time of this writing, I run one of their merchant clients.
easy-kubernetes 0.1.0
A python module to interact with kubernetes REST API.
Keywords: kubernetes,origin,easy-kubernetes,kubernetes api,python kubernetes,kubectl.py

Easy-Kubernetes
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This module has purpose to create easy and fast ways to communicate with the API from kubernetes, allowing the developer to create and manage their own data with their own way. Python is a great language and very well used for DevOps Automantions. With it, creating a kubernetes module will easy many steps and automantions allowing a better infrastructure automation or management with great performance.
This version requires Python 3 or later; a Python 2 version is not available... yet.

Features
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- Handle kubernetes through your python script.
- Free to manage the data from kubernetes API on your own way.
- There's functions to manage it too, if you don't like the previous ideia.
- Simplify most of the kubernetes client functions to simple and unique interactions.
- Simple code, simple functions, simple management. Keep simple!

Installation
============
To install easy-kubernetes from PYPI:


    $ pip install easy-kubernetes

To install easy-kubernetes manually (please download the source code from either
PYPI_ or Github_ first):

    $ python setup.py install

Usage
========
To use easy-kubernetes, just import this module with:

    $ from kubernetes import kubernetes

Then, create a instance of the class with the functionality you desire:

    # Cria instancia com dados de acesso ao clusterK8s
    $ k8s_config = kubernetes.config(url=<k8s_master_url>, token=<serviceaccount_token>)

    # Cria instancia para funcionalidades prontas do k8s
    $ k8s_tools = kubernetes.tools()

    # Cria instancia com chamadas para REST API
    $ k8s = kubernetes.core(configuration=k8s_config)

After this, you will be able to use and explore all functionalities.

Enjoy!


Citing
======
Please cite the following paper if you use easy-kubernetes in a published work:

Gustavo Toledo, Tiago Albuquerque. "Easy-Kubernetes: Improving kubernetes auto-management through Python 3", 2018

.. _PYPI: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Easy-Kubernetes
.. _Github: https://github.com/GoDllkE/python-api-kubernetes
pyk8sver 1.0
Get k8s version from github

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pyk8sver 
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*pyk8sver* returns the latest version of kubernetes

Requirements
============

TBD

Setup
=====

* If you want to run the test cases, do this extra step

.. sourcecode:: bash

    pip install -r requirements-dev.txt

* Install the package:

.. sourcecode:: bash

    python setup.py develop

* (Optional) Run all tests:

.. sourcecode:: bash

    $ paver test_all
    ======================== 112 passed, 2 xfailed in 2.01 seconds
     ___  _   ___ ___ ___ ___
    | _ \/_\ / __/ __| __|   \
    |  _/ _ \\__ \__ \ _|| |) |
    |_|/_/ \_\___/___/___|___/

Example
=======

.. sourcecode:: python

     from pyk8sver import app
     o = app.Kubernetes('your-github-access-token')
     releases = o.fetch_releases()
     print("Latest is {0}".format(releases[0])) # GitRelease(title="v1.13.2")