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A SUSE Studio library for Python!

Features:
  Up-to-date with Suse Studio api.
  Actively under development.
  Supports all of the Suse Studio api endpoints.
  

Getting started:
  This is a Python library that works with the Suse Studio API. This libraries uses XML-RPC, that’s not necessarily good but I just thought it fit better in to Python since XML-RPC is part of the standard python library. The format that the API functions return is a nested dictionary, it might change later to something more palatable. Other features include a streamlined authentication process and an integrated upload method. Anyway, this whole library came to be because I am working on a Suse Studio client that I will be releasing shortly i think. Here is how it works:

username = 'myusername'
password = 'mypassword' 
    
# Instantiate with Basic (HTTP) Authentication
objSS = pySuseStudio(username, password)

# This returns the Account information
account = objSS.getAccount()
print account


Installing:  
  You may use easy_install to quickly get pysusestudio installed on your system:
      easy_install pysusestudio  (run as root)
  You may also clone/download the source code and then execute:
      python setup.py install (run as root)
  If you wish you may also bundle the pySuseStudio package with your application.

Souce code:
  Google Code: <http://code.google.com/p/pysusestudio/> (questions/feature request/bug reports/anything else)

TODO:
  Python 3 support.
  Streaming API support.
  Cache system (memory, file, memcache client)

Author: Gianluca Urgese <g.urgese@jasone.it>
License: GPL v.2 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
Dependencies:
  Python 2.5+
  Simplejson <http://undefined.org/python/#simplejson>
  HTTPLib2 <http://code.google.com/p/httplib2/>