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Getting started with the CLI tool Getting started with the CLI tool
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oxrlib includes an `oxrquery` tool to access the OXR API directly from the command line. By default, it reads your OXR credentials and other common configuration from `~/.config/oxrlib.ini`. Copy `oxrlib_example.ini` from the source to `~/.config/oxrlib.ini`, then edit that file following the instructions in the comments. oxrlib includes an ``oxrquery`` tool to access the OXR API directly from the command line. By default, it reads your OXR credentials and other common configuration from ``~/.config/oxrlib.ini``. Copy ``oxrlib_example.ini`` from the source to ``~/.config/oxrlib.ini``, then edit that file following the instructions in the comments.
Run `oxrquery --help` for instructions to use the tool. Run ``oxrquery --help`` for instructions to use the tool.
Getting started with the library Getting started with the library
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Here's an example of using the Python library, complete with caching results: Here's an example of using the Python library, complete with caching results::
from oxrlib import cache, loaders, rate from oxrlib import cache, loaders, rate
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Running tests Running tests
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Run `./setup.py test` from your checkout directory. Run ``./setup.py test`` from your checkout directory.