Devo Python SDK

This is the SDK to access Devo directly from Python. It can be used to:

• Send events and files to Devo.
• Make queries.
• Manage deferred tasks.

Requirements

The Devo SDK for Python requires Python 2.7+ or Python 3.4+

Quick Start

Installing the SDK

You can install the Devo SDK by using easy_install or pip:

#option 1
easy_install devo-sdk

#option 2
pip install devo-sdk

You can use sources files, clonning the project too:

#option 3
python setup.py install

#option 4
pip install .

#option 5 - dev option
pip install -e .

Documentation

You has specific documentation in docs folder for each part of SDK:

• Api Query
• Sender
• Common

Contributing

See PyLibs contributing guide.
Pull and merge requests are welcome ☺

Endpoints

Sender

To send data with Devo SDK, first choose the required endpoint depending on the region your are accessing from:

• USA: us.elb.relay.logtrust.net:443
• EU: eu.elb.relay.logtrust.net:443

You has more info in Relays article.

API

To perform a request with API, first choose the required endpoint depending on the region your are accessing from:

• USA: https://api-us.logtrust.com/search/query
• EU: https://api-eu.logtrust.com/search/query

You has more info in REST API article .

Credentials

To obtain the access credentials necessary to use this SDK, you must have an account in DEVO.
Check the Credentials article for more details.

Certificates

You need use a three files (Cert, key and chain) to secure send data to Devo. Administrator users can find them in Administration → Credentials, in the X.509 tab.

API authorization

You can use a domain API key and API secret to sign the request. These are are a pair of credentials that every Devo account owns. Administrator users can find them in Administration → Credentials, in the Access Keys tab.

Launch tests

run_tests script

You can run tests from the main folder of SDK To launch this script, you need either the environment variables loaded in the system, or the environment.env file in the root of the SDK with the correct values, since to test all the SDK functionalities it is necessary to connect to Devo for the tests of sending and extracting data. You has a example file called environment.env.example

Its normal, by the way, TCP tests fails in clients or not Devo developers systems.

~/projects/devo-python-sdk > python setup.py test 

~/projects/devo-python-sdk > python run_tests.py

You can add option "Coverage" for create HTML report about tests.

~/projects/devo-python-sdk > python run_tests.py --coverage

Run using Unittest command

You can see references in unittest documentation

For commands like:

python -m unittest discover -p "*.py" 

If you launch this command from the root directory of the SDK, you need to have the environment variables in your system for all the tests that require connection to Devo can work, not being able to use the environment.env file as in the script.

Contact Us

You can contact with us at support@devo.com.

License

MIT License

(C) 2018 Devo, Inc.

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