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diax 1.21
The official client to the 3DIAX API

diax
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This is a python module for interacting with 3DIAX, Authentise's 3D printing API. It's public - we mostly just use it to test stuff.

CHANGELOG
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1.21
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Update users service to come from data.authentise.com.

Also allow non-JSON bodies in rawput and allow for disabling SSL

1.20
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Add the model.py module which can upload models

1.19
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Add the ability to PUT resources via the 3diax frontend script. This also means the ordering of arguments changed significantly for that script, but nobody uses this project so you'll tolerate it

1.18
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Fix mixing of async/await and yield

1.17
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Fix a bug with finding users by email address where we always returned None

1.16
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Add delete function to the commandline diax tool

1.15
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Add support for custom root certificate authority bundle file to aioclient. Also add internal token authentication support to aioclient

1.14
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Allow for custom headers in rawput, custom certificate authority bundle file

1.13
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Add 'rawdelete' to the client for deleting resources

1.12
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Fix bug with decoding event data stream

1.11
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Add client.rawput so we can put to a full-formed URL/URI

1.10
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Add response text to RequestError printout

1.9
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Add users module and the ability to easily get a user by email address

1.8
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Fix check for netloc

1.7
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Don't require more credentials when we have an internal token

1.6
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Fail gracefully when we can't validate parameters

1.5
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Add support for token authentication, disabling SSL verification, and the ability to list resources from the CLI

1.4
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Add support for synchronous generation of events to diax client via client.streamevents()

1.3
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Add asyncio-based client. It's experimental for now and not very complete

1.2
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Add basic CLI with client-side validation for doing general operations with diax

1.1
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Allow login, pull credentials from a well-known file

1.0
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Initial release, does, literally, nothing.