Step 1: Download wheel file (please see attachment below)
Step 2: Open PyCharm and install the wheel file in a Virtualenv environment
- Create a new project using PyCharm with the following settings (project location can be whatever you want):
Make sure that you are creating a new environment using Virtualenv
- Copy the wheel file you downloaded in step 1 and paste it in the root folder of the new project
- Open the terminal in PyCharm (a small tab at the bottom of PyCharm)
Install the wheel file using the following command (make sure to replace "\" with the actual version in the wheel file name)
pip install onedata_python_sdk-<version>-py3-none-any.whl
Step 3: Test if the SDK installation worked
- Create a folder called "src" in the new project
Create a test.py script file inside the src folder with the following code snippet:
from onedata.api import OneDataApi
od = OneDataApi(base_url="https://random.teams.onedata.de", username="stakeholder@onelogic.de",
password="stakeholdertester", verify=False, timeout=10)
print("My token is:", od.token())
user_info = od.users.me()
print("My username is:", user_info.username)Run test.py