Api token 79

[QuantumAli]

This should be the completed issue 79. Please let me know if anything needs to be changed (Especially the README)

[vprusso]

Minor comment, but overall, looks good!

[QuantumAli]

Okay, I figured it could've done better. Thank you for the review!

[vprusso]

To be clear, I'm suggesting we put this comment outside of the code block. So for instance, you would have:

You will need to create an environment variable METRIQ_CLIENT_API_KEY to store the Metriq API key. On Linux/Unix operating systems, you can run

export METRIQ_CLIENT_API_KEY=<the key you get from the website>

in your terminal. On Windows, you can similarly add this variable as an environment variable. Once you have created the environment variable, you can verify that the client works as follows:

from metriq import MetriqClient

client = MetriqClient(token=os.environ["METRIQ_CLIENT_API_KEY"])
print(client.hello())
>>> {'status': 'API is working', 'message': 'This is the Metriq public REST API.'}

[vprusso]

To be clear, I'm suggesting we put this comment outside of the code block. So for instance, you would have:

You will need to create an environment variable METRIQ_CLIENT_API_KEY to store the Metriq API key. On Linux/Unix operating systems, you can run

export METRIQ_CLIENT_API_KEY=<the key you get from the website>

in your terminal. On Windows, you can similarly add this variable as an environment variable. Once you have created the environment variable, you can verify that the client works as follows:

from metriq import MetriqClient

client = MetriqClient(token=os.environ["METRIQ_CLIENT_API_KEY"])
print(client.hello())
>>> {'status': 'API is working', 'message': 'This is the Metriq public REST API.'}

[QuantumAli]

Apologies for the delay. This is it updated!

[vprusso]

Looks good! Approved.