adderlib is an unofficial python implementation of the Adder API, for use with Adderlink KVM systems.
With adderlib, you can:
- Log in or out as an existing KVM user
- Query lists of transmitters, receivers, and channels available to the user
- Access many properties of the KVM devices
- Connect receivers to channels
- Manage presets
...and so much more! Well, a little bit more.
The best way to get started is to check out the examples, and then the official documentation on ReadTheDocs. But in general, it's four easy steps:
from adderlib import adder
# Step 1: Create a handle to the API by passing the IP address or hostname of the AIM (the KVM server)
api = adder.AdderAPI("192.168.1.10")
# Step 2: Log in using an exising KVM account
api.login("username","password")
# Step 3: Do some stuff
for tx in api.getTransmitters():
do_some_stuff(tx)
# Step 4: Don't forget to log out!
api.logout()Boy oh boy is this customizable! An UrlHandler abstract class is provided. Subclass this and override the api_call() method to communicate with the server however you wish! I sure spent a lot of time on the default RequestsHandler class, which uses the requests library but that's ok I'm sure you have your reasons.
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