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uniq 1.4.0.36
A Python API client library for Cisco's Application Policy Infrastructure Controller Enterprise Module (APIC-EM) Northbound APIs.
License: Apache License 2.0

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uniq is a Python API client library for Cisco's Application Policy
Infrastructure Controller Enterprise Module (APIC-EM) Northbound APIs.

Description
===========

The APIC-EM Northbound Interface is the only API that you will need to
control your network programmatically. The API is function rich and
provides you with an easy-to-use, programmatic control of your network
elements, interfaces, and hosts.

The APIC-EM API provides you with the ability to think about your
network at a higher policy level rather than how to implement that
policy. When you use the APIC-EM API, your applications will make
network policy decisions, which will then be implemented by the APIC-EM
Controller through its Southbound Interfaces. Thus you tell the network
what you want (i.e., the policy) and the controller figures out how to
implement that policy for you.

The APIC-EM API is REST based and thus you will discover and control
your network using HTTP protocol with HTTP verbs (i.e., GET, POST, PUT,
and DELETE) with JSON syntax.

This package provides a handle to this rich API library in an easy to
consume fashion.

Getting Started
===============

Install
-------

To install uniq, simply

.. code:: bash

    pip install uniq

Use
---

Import the package and make an API call.

.. code:: python

    from uniq.apis.nb.client_manager import NbClientManager

    client = NbClientManager(
        server="1.1.1.1",
        username="username",
        password="password",
        connect=True)

    # NorthBound API call to get all users
    user_list_result = client.user.getUsers()

    # Serialize the model object to a python dictionary
    users = client.serialize(user_list_result)

    print(users)

Sample Scripts
--------------

For sample scripts check out the `sample\_scripts <sample_scripts/>`__
directory.

Python
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This project has been tested and working on Python 3.0+