Metadata-Version: 1.1
Name: python-kaltura
Version: 1.0.0
Summary: A Python module for accessing the Kaltura API.
Home-page: https://github.com/ptchankue/KalturaGeneratedAPIClientsPython
Author: Patrick Tchankue
Author-email: ptchankue@gmail.com
License: AGPL
Download-URL: https://github.com/ptchankue/KalturaGeneratedAPIClientsPython/tarball/0.1
Description: This source contains:
         - The Kaltura client library (KalturaClient.py & KalturaClientBase.py)
         - Auto generated core APIs (KalturaCoreClient.py)
         - Auto generated plugin APIs (KalturaPlugins/*.py)
         - Python library test code and data files (TestCode/*)
         - The 'poster' python module (used by KalturaClient.py)
        
        == STANDARD DEPENDENCIES ==
        
        The API library depends on the following python modules (included with python by default):
         - email.header
         - hashlib
         - httplib
         - mimetypes
         - os
         - re
         - socket
         - sys
         - time
         - urllib
         - urllib2
         - uuid or random & sha
         - xml.dom
         - xml.parsers.expat
         
        == EXTERNAL DEPENDENCIES ==
        
        The API library depends on the following python modules that are not included by default with python:
         - setuptools - can be downloaded from https://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools
         - poster - can be downloaded from https://pypi.python.org/pypi/poster/
        	installed by running: python setup.py install
        
        == INSTALLATION ==
        
        Make sure you have the modules listed under the 'external dependencies' installed.
        Install the Kaltura client by running 'python setup.py install' from the same folder as this README file.
        
        == TESTING THE CLIENT LIBRARY ==
          
        See KalturaClient/tests/README.txt
        
        == RELEASE NOTES ==
        
        Aug 2013 - the library was refactored to make it installable as a PyPI package.
        	This refactoring changed the way Kaltura client plugin modules are loaded -
        	before the change the metadata plugin (for example) was loaded by:
        		from KalturaMetadataClientPlugin import *
        	when upgrading the client, this will need to be changed to:
        		from KalturaClient.Plugins.Metadata import *
        
Keywords: kaltura,python,django,flask
Platform: UNKNOWN
