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python-resultsdb_api

Library for simplifying the communication with ResultsDB

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Library for simplifying the communication with ResultsDB

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python-resultsdb_api
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GPL-2.0-or-later
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The ResultsDB API module provides a Python API for using ResultsDB's JSON/REST interface in a more pythonic way. It has functions which match the JSON/REST methods, but allow the common goodies as named parameters, and parameters skipping.

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    Library for simplifying the communication with ResultsDB

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