1. Installation
1.1. Install Python
1.2. Install the package using pip
1.3. Offline installs using pip
1.4. Install the package Using pipenv
1.5. Download the entire repository using git
1.6. Browse the repository on GitHub
2. API Key and Secret
3. Using the Command Line Interface
3.1. CLI Quickstart
3.1.1. Install the package
3.1.2. Setup connection information
3.1.3. Use the axonshell CLI
3.1.4. Quick Get Assets Example
3.2. CLI Commands
3.2.1. adapters get
3.2.1.1. Common Options
3.2.1.2. Examples
3.2.1.3. Help Page
3.2.2. devices/users count
3.2.2.1. Common Options
3.2.2.2. Examples
3.2.2.3. Help Page
3.2.3. devices/users count-by-saved-query
3.2.3.1. Common Options
3.2.3.2. Examples
3.2.3.3. Help Page
3.2.4. devices/users get
3.2.4.1. Common Options
3.2.4.2. Common Examples
3.2.4.3. Examples
3.2.4.4. Help Page
3.2.5. devices/users get-by-id
3.2.5.1. Common Options
3.2.5.2. Examples
3.2.5.3. Help Page
3.2.6. devices/users get-by-saved-query
3.2.6.1. Common Options
3.2.6.2. Examples
3.2.6.3. Help Page
3.2.7. devices/users get-fields
3.2.7.1. Common Options
3.2.7.2. Examples
3.2.7.3. Help Page
3.2.8. devices/users get-fields-default
3.2.8.1. Common Options
3.2.8.2. Examples
3.2.8.3. Help Page
3.2.9. devices/users get-tags
3.2.9.1. Common Options
3.2.9.2. Examples
3.2.9.3. Help Page
3.2.10. devices/users saved-query add
3.2.10.1. Common Options
3.2.10.2. Common Examples
3.2.10.3. Examples
3.2.10.4. Help Page
3.2.11. devices/users saved-query delete-by-name
3.2.11.1. Common Options
3.2.11.2. Examples
3.2.11.3. Help Page
3.2.12. devices/users saved-query delete-by-tags
3.2.12.1. Common Options
3.2.12.2. Examples
3.2.12.3. Help Page
3.2.13. devices/users saved-query get
3.2.13.1. Common Options
3.2.13.2. Examples
3.2.13.3. Help Page
3.2.14. devices/users saved-query get-by-name
3.2.14.1. Common Options
3.2.14.2. Examples
3.2.14.3. Help Page
3.2.15. adapters cnx add
3.2.15.1. Common Options
3.2.15.2. Examples
3.2.15.3. Help Page
3.2.16. adapters cnx add-from-json
3.2.16.1. Common Options
3.2.16.2. Examples
3.2.16.3. Help Page
3.2.17. adapters cnx delete-by-id
3.2.17.1. Input feeds
3.2.17.2. Common Options
3.2.17.3. Examples
3.2.17.4. Help Page
3.2.18. adapters cnx get
3.2.18.1. Common Options
3.2.18.2. Examples
3.2.18.3. Help Page
3.2.19. adapters cnx get-by-id
3.2.19.1. Common Options
3.2.19.2. Examples
3.2.19.3. Help Page
3.2.20. adapters cnx test
3.2.20.1. Common Options
3.2.20.2. Examples
3.2.20.3. Help Page
3.2.21. adapters cnx test-by-id
3.2.21.1. Common Options
3.2.21.2. Examples
3.2.21.3. Help Page
3.2.22. devices get-by-hostname
3.2.22.1. Common Options
3.2.22.2. Common Examples
3.2.22.3. Help Page
3.2.23. devices get-by-ip
3.2.23.1. Common Options
3.2.23.2. Common Examples
3.2.23.3. Help Page
3.2.24. devices get-by-mac
3.2.24.1. Common Options
3.2.24.2. Common Examples
3.2.24.3. Help Page
3.2.25. devices get-by-subnet
3.2.25.1. Common Options
3.2.25.2. Common Examples
3.2.25.3. Help Page
3.2.26. tools shell
3.2.26.1. Common Options
3.2.26.2. Examples
3.2.26.3. Help Page
3.2.27. tools write-config
3.2.27.1. Examples
3.2.27.2. Help Page
3.2.28. users get-by-mail
3.2.28.1. Common Options
3.2.28.2. Common Examples
3.2.28.3. Help Page
3.2.29. users get-by-username
3.2.29.1. Common Options
3.2.29.2. Common Examples
3.2.29.3. Help Page
3.3. CLI Command Groups
3.3.1. root
3.3.1.1. Command Groups
3.3.1.2. Options
3.3.1.3. Help Page
3.3.2. adapters
3.3.2.1. Sub Command Groups
3.3.2.2. Commands
3.3.2.3. Help Page
3.3.3. adapters cnx
3.3.3.1. Commands
3.3.3.2. Help Page
3.3.4. devices
3.3.4.1. Sub Command Groups
3.3.4.2. Commands
3.3.4.3. Help Page
3.3.5. devices saved_query
3.3.5.1. Commands
3.3.5.2. Help Page
3.3.6. tools
3.3.6.1. Commands
3.3.6.2. Help Page
3.3.7. users
3.3.7.1. Sub Command Groups
3.3.7.2. Commands
3.3.7.3. Help Page
3.3.8. users saved_query
3.3.8.1. Commands
3.3.8.2. Help Page
3.4. CLI Common Options
3.4.1. Connection Options
3.4.1.1. Using .env
3.4.1.2. Using Environment Variables
3.4.1.3. Using Command Line Arguments
3.4.1.4. Using Prompts
3.4.2. Export Options
3.4.3. Rows Option
3.4.3.1. Showing sources
3.4.3.2. Piped input
3.4.3.3. File input
3.5. CLI Common Examples
3.5.1. Get By Examples
3.5.1.1. Find Single Item - No Match Found
3.5.1.2. Find Single Item - Match Found
3.5.1.3. Find Using Regular Expressions - No Matches Found
3.5.1.4. Find Using Regular Expressions - Matches Found
3.5.1.5. Find Using NOT
3.5.1.6. Find Using Multiple Values
3.5.1.7. Find Matches With A Query Prefix
3.5.1.8. Find Matches With A Query Postfix
3.5.2. Selecting Fields Examples
3.5.2.1. Select Fields: Valid Generic Field
3.5.2.2. Select Fields: Invalid Generic Field
3.5.2.3. Select Fields: Invalid Adapter
3.5.2.4. Select Fields: Multiple Fields
3.5.2.5. Select Fields: Multiple Fields Using Commas
3.5.2.6. Select Fields: No default fields
3.5.2.7. Select Fields: Using Regular Expressions Case 1
3.5.2.8. Select Fields: Using Regular Expressions Case 2
3.6. CLI Features
3.6.1. Command Group Aliases
3.6.1.1. Single Matches
3.6.1.2. Multiple Matches
3.6.2. Autocompletion
3.6.2.1. Bash
3.6.2.2. Zsh
3.6.3. Shell Quoting Rules
3.6.3.1. Bash, zsh
3.6.3.2. Powershell
3.6.3.3. Windows Command Prompt
4. Using the API library
4.1. API Quickstart
4.1.1. Quick Get Assets Example
4.1.2. More examples
4.1.2.1. Adapters
4.1.2.2. Assets
4.1.2.3. Enforcements and Actions
4.1.2.4. System
4.2. Connection Handler
4.3. Adapters and connections
4.3.1. Adapters
4.3.2. Connections
4.4. Assets
4.4.1. Device assets
4.4.2. User assets
4.4.3. Fields
4.4.4. Tags
4.4.5. Saved queries
4.4.6. Export callbacks
4.4.6.1. Base
4.4.6.2. CSV
4.4.6.3. JSON
4.4.6.4. JSON to CSV
4.4.6.5. Table
4.4.6.6. Excel
4.4.7. Query Wizards
4.4.7.1. From python objects
4.4.7.2. From CSV files
4.4.7.3. From text files
4.5. Enforcements and actions
4.5.1. Enforcements
4.5.2. Actions
4.6. System
4.6.1. Dashboards and discovery cycles
4.6.2. Instances
4.6.3. Product metadata
4.6.4. System Settings -> Global Settings
4.6.5. System Settings -> GUI Settings
4.6.6. System Settings -> Lifecycle Settings
4.6.7. Initial signup
4.6.8. System Roles
4.6.9. System Users
4.7. Library backend
4.7.1. API library backend
4.7.1.1. API models
4.7.1.2. Asset API models
4.7.1.3. Endpoint routers
4.7.1.4. Settings mixins
4.7.2. Authenticating
4.7.2.1. Authenticating
4.7.2.2. Models
4.7.3. Constants
4.7.3.1. Adapters
4.7.3.2. API models
4.7.3.3. Fields
4.7.3.4. General
4.7.3.5. Logs
4.7.3.6. System
4.7.3.7. Wizards
4.7.4. Parsers
4.7.4.1. Adapter schemas
4.7.4.2. Configuration schemas
4.7.4.3. Field schemas
4.7.4.4. System
4.7.4.5. Tables
4.7.4.6. URLs
4.7.4.7. Wizards
4.7.5. Tools
4.7.5.1. Data classes
4.7.5.2. Exceptions and warnings
4.7.5.3. HTTP Client
4.7.5.4. Logging utilities
4.7.5.5. Setup environment variables
4.7.5.6. Utilities
4.7.6. Version metadata
5. Contribution
5.1. Support
5.2. Reporting Issues
5.3. Submitting Patches
5.4. Testing Suite
5.4.1. Supported Python versions
5.4.2. Tested Python versions
5.5. Release Strategy
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