This is a Python SDK to use Instances and Object Storage on RunAbove. The SDK uses the simple API provided by RunAbove.
The easiest way to start with the SDK is to install it from PyPi:
pip install python-runabove
RunAbove SDK can then be included in your Python programs. Some examples of
applications using the SDK are available in the examples directory.
To install the SDK from the Github sources you have to clone the repository. Then, you can install the SDK with:
python setup.py install
Each application that uses RunAbove API needs to be authenticated. For that you have to register your application, it is very easy and can be done at this address: https://api.runabove.com/createApp
Then each user using your application will be securely authenticated with a consumer key. Thanks to this mecanism users don't need to give their plain text password to the application. The first time a user will use your application, he will be redirected to a web page where he can securely get his consumer key.
To communicate with the API, each call made by your application must be signed and include the consumer key of the user. The signature process is automatically handled by the SDK. However if the user don't have a valid consumer key yet you can redirect him to RunAbove authentication page with the following code:
from runabove import Runabove
application_key = 'your_app_key'
application_secret = 'your_app_secret'
# Create an instance of Runabove SDK interface
run = Runabove(application_key, application_secret)
# Request an URL to securely authenticate the user
print "You should login here: %s" % run.get_login_url()
raw_input("When you are logged, press Enter")
# Show the consumer key
print "Your consumer key is: %s" % run.get_consumer_key()Launching an instance is easy. First get the flavor, image and region where you
want your instance to be created and call Runabove.instances.create(). To
delete an instance just call the instance.delete() method:
from runabove import Runabove
application_key = 'your_app_key'
application_secret = 'your_app_secret'
consumer_key = 'your_consumer_key'
# Create the Runabove SDK interface
run = Runabove(application_key,
application_secret,
consumer_key=consumer_key)
# Get a region, flavor and image
region = run.regions.list().pop()
flavor = run.flavors.list_by_region(region).pop()
image = run.images.list_by_region(region).pop()
# Launch a new instance
instance = run.instances.create(region, 'My instance', flavor, image)
# List instances
print 'Instances:'
for i in run.instances.list():
print ' - %s (%s)' % (i.name, i.image.name)
# Delete the newly created instance
instance.delete()
print '%s deleted' % instance.namefrom runabove import Runabove
application_key = 'your_app_key'
application_secret = 'your_app_secret'
consumer_key = 'your_consumer_key'
# Create an instance of Runabove SDK interface
run = Runabove(application_key,
application_secret,
consumer_key=consumer_key)
# Get a region available
region = run.regions.list().pop()
# Create a new container
container_name = 'storage_test'
container = run.containers.create(region, container_name)
print "Storage container '%s' created" % container.name
# Create a new object
object_name = 'object.txt'
container.create_object(object_name, 'This is the content')
print "Object '%s' created" % object_name
# List objects of the container
print "Objects in '%s':" % container.name
for obj in container.list_objects():
print " - %s (%d bytes)" % (obj.name, obj.size)
# Delete the object
obj.delete()
print "Object '%s' deleted" % obj.name
# Delete the container
container.delete()
print "Storage container '%s' deleted" % container.nameDocumentation is based on sphinx. If you have not already installed sphinx, you can install it on your virtualenv:
pip install sphinx
To generate the documentation in the doc/build directory, it's possible to
use directly:
python setup.py build_sphinx
To run tests, you need to install some dependencies:
pip install -r test-requirements.txt
Then, you can directly run the unit tests
python setup.py test
The SDK code is released under a MIT style license, which means that it should
be easy to integrate it to your application.
Check the LICENSE file for more information.
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