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Tom Ellis and Richard Smith have implemented PyRaven, A Raven Web Application Agent API for Python - see http://www.metapaw.co.uk/projects/pyraven/
Tom Ellis and Richard Smith have implemented PyRaven, A Raven Web Application Agent API for Python - see http://www.metapaw.co.uk/projects/pyraven/


"python-raven" (Daniel Richman) can be used to build Raven requests/parse responses directly, add Raven to applications in the Flask framework in the same style as mod-ucam-webauth, or add Raven support to an existing user system; see [http://pythonhosted.org/python-raven/quickstart.html the quickstart] or [https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-raven the PyPI page].
"python-raven" (Daniel Richman) can be used to build Raven requests/parse responses directly, add Raven to applications in the Flask framework in the same style as mod-ucam-webauth, or add Raven support to an existing user system; see [http://pythonhosted.org/python-raven/quickstart.html the quickstart] or [https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-raven the PyPI page].

Latest revision as of 12:32, 17 June 2015

The Raven-related software described on this page is NOT supported or maintained by University Information Services. It is provided here in the hope that it may be useful, but it may contain bugs and security vulnerabilities. It may be supported and maintained by others. You should evaluate whether it meets you particular needs before using it.

Tom Ellis and Richard Smith have implemented PyRaven, A Raven Web Application Agent API for Python - see http://www.metapaw.co.uk/projects/pyraven/

"python-raven" (Daniel Richman) can be used to build Raven requests/parse responses directly, add Raven to applications in the Flask framework in the same style as mod-ucam-webauth, or add Raven support to an existing user system; see the quickstart or the PyPI page.