apiron helps you cook a tasty client for RESTful APIs
Gathering data from multiple services has become a ubiquitous task for web application developers. The complexity can grow quickly: calling an API endpoint with multiple parameter sets, calling multiple API endpoints, calling multiple endpoints in multiple APIs. While the business logic can get hairy, the code to interact with those APIs doesn't have to.
apiron provides declarative, structured configuration of services and endpoints with a unified interface for interacting with them.
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Revision 6 (latest revision is 7)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller)
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- update to 7.1.0-post.3:
* Update permissions in publishing workflow to allow publishing
of files to GitHub releases
* Use `package` and `wheel_build_env` to speed up tests as this
is a pure Python package. See the tox docs for more detail.
* Use PyPI trusted publishing instead of manual token
authentication
* You can now configure `retry_spec` and `timeout_spec` at the
endpoint level. Calls to endpoints may override the endpoint-
level configuration when necessary.
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