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- trafficmorph-0.3.0/.gitignore +15 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/PKG-INFO +278 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/README.md +249 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/pyproject.toml +68 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/__init__.py +30 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/__init__.py +1 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/captures/__init__.py +1 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/captures/analyse.py +132 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/captures/import_capture.py +158 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/domains/__init__.py +1 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/domains/add.py +131 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/domains/list_domains.py +107 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/domains/remove.py +124 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/domains/verify_dns.py +124 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/domains/verify_http.py +122 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/history/__init__.py +1 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/history/get_history_item.py +122 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/history/list_history.py +210 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/profiles/__init__.py +1 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/profiles/create_profile.py +143 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/profiles/delete_profile.py +124 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/profiles/get_profile.py +122 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/profiles/list_profiles.py +107 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/profiles/update_profile.py +162 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/runs/__init__.py +1 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/runs/pause.py +122 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/runs/resume.py +120 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/runs/start.py +120 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/runs/stop.py +122 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/variables_sets/__init__.py +1 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/variables_sets/change_mode.py +142 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/variables_sets/create.py +157 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/variables_sets/delete.py +132 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/variables_sets/get.py +120 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/variables_sets/list_variables_sets.py +109 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/api/variables_sets/rename.py +134 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/client.py +271 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/errors.py +14 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/__init__.py +63 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/add_domain_request.py +76 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/analyse_body.py +102 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/api_profile_request.py +257 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/api_profile_response.py +313 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/capture_analysis_response.py +122 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/capture_import_result.py +152 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/change_variables_set_mode_request.py +80 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/change_variables_set_mode_request_mode.py +9 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/create_variables_set_request.py +96 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/create_variables_set_request_mode.py +9 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/created_profile.py +87 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/curve_point.py +87 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/group.py +197 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/import_capture_body.py +101 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/rename_variables_set_request.py +76 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/schedule_block.py +125 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/scheduled_run_response.py +150 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/skipped_selection.py +96 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/slot_input.py +87 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/slot_response.py +127 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/stats.py +123 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/traffic_profile_point_request.py +84 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/traffic_profile_point_response.py +87 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/traffic_profile_summary_response.py +109 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/traffic_run_control_response.py +96 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/variable.py +129 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/variables_set_response.py +190 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/variables_set_response_mode.py +9 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/models/verified_domain_response.py +173 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/sdk.py +360 -0
- trafficmorph-0.3.0/trafficmorph/types.py +53 -0
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Summary: TrafficMorph Python SDK — typed client for the /api/v1 API.
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