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| 1) Message boards : API : Is there a python module for boinccmd ?
Message 25107 Posted 29 May 2009 by Laurent Claessens |
Well... I'm writing a python module with defines classes Project, Result, and so on, with some useful methods. My way is actually to use boinccmd and then perform some string manipulations in order to extract the informations. Under what conditions could it be published by boinc ? I suppose some trivial conditions like : documentation, exampe and written in English. Is there any other conditions (style, license, usability, ...) ? I think that it could be useful for others. Thanks Laurent |
| 2) Message boards : API : Is there a python module for boinccmd ?
Message 25078 Posted 27 May 2009 by Laurent Claessens |
Thanks for the address. I'm taking a look. It is somewhat a pity that it is no more advertised : typing "python" in the reseach bar of the homepage do not provide any valuable results. Laurent |
| 3) Message boards : API : Is there a python module for boinccmd ?
Message 25029 Posted 24 May 2009 by Laurent Claessens |
Hi all I would like to write some scripts in python in order to manage my boinc computations. All that I need can be obtained by the boinccmd command. Up to now, I'm doing thinks like os.system("boinccmd --result ............") or commands.getoutput(" /usr/bin/boinccmd --get_results") then, I'm fighting in string manipulations in order to extract the information I'm searching for. Thus my question is : is there a module for python that implements all the possibilities of the bash command boinccmd ? I found that : http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/PythonFramework but I don't understand where to download the files ? Any advice is most appreciated :) Have a good afternoon Laurent If of any importance, I'm running Ubuntu (Jaunty) |
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