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LUCIT Licensing Python (Module)

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Python client module of the LUCIT Licensing Service.

Description

This module is used to verify LUCIT software licenses and also provides the developer with a command line interface to interact with the LUCIT Licensing API.

If you have already installed modules of LUCIT like the UNICORN Binance Suite, which use the lucit-licensing-python library, you have already installed the commandline tool lucitlicmgr automatically.

Get help with the integration of our modules!

Query contingents of your license

$ lucitlicmgr --quotas --apisecret bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba  --licensetoken 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d

Example output:

{'quotas': {'instances': {'available': 10, 'free': 10, 'used': 0},
            'ips': {'available': 3, 'free': 2, 'used': 1},
            'resets': {'available': 3, 'free': 3, 'used': 0}},
 'signature': 'e762a949cb0987d6b6e11260a203752c1b2cbf1f8315f3eb6873100e528f8258',
 'timestamp': '1697880811.9013143'}

The apisecret and the licensetoken parameter can also be loaded from an INI file. Simply create the file lucit_license.ini in the app root path or in your home directory in the folder .lucit e.g. C:\Users\Name\.lucit or /home/Name/.lucit. with the following content:

[LUCIT]
api_secret = bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba
license_token = 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d

Then just use:

$ lucitlicmgr --quotas

Example output:

{'quotas': {'instances': {'available': 10, 'free': 10, 'used': 0},
            'ips': {'available': 3, 'free': 2, 'used': 1},
            'resets': {'available': 3, 'free': 3, 'used': 0}},
 'signature': 'e762a949cb0987d6b6e11260a203752c1b2cbf1f8315f3eb6873100e528f8258',
 'timestamp': '1697880811.9013143'}

Query information of your license

$ lucitlicmgr --info --apisecret bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba  --licensetoken 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d

Example output:

{'license': {'license_holder_email': 'johndoe82@gmail.com',
             'license_holder_name': 'John Doe',
             'licensed_product': 'UNICORN-BINANCE-SUITE',
             'paid_till': '2023-10-24 18:39:03.681745+00:00'},
 'signature': 'e0f7b631006c3480477f81e127729f2ee1489e2dd5dc0ffd7504fb590c4d515a',
 'timestamp': '1697881034.4675057'}

The apisecret and the licensetoken parameter can also be loaded from an INI file. Simply create the file lucit_license.ini in the app root path or in your home directory in the folder .lucit e.g. C:\Users\Name\.lucit or /home/Name/.lucit. with the following content:

[LUCIT]
api_secret = bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba
license_token = 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d

Then just use:

$ lucitlicmgr --info

Example output:

{'license': {'license_holder_email': 'johndoe82@gmail.com',
             'license_holder_name': 'John Doe',
             'licensed_product': 'UNICORN-BINANCE-SUITE',
             'paid_till': '2023-10-24 18:39:03.681745+00:00'},
 'signature': 'e0f7b631006c3480477f81e127729f2ee1489e2dd5dc0ffd7504fb590c4d515a',
 'timestamp': '1697881034.4675057'}

Release the occupied slots of your quota.

Please note: This will stop ALL active instances. This command can be executed only 3 times every 24 hours.

$ lucitlicmgr --reset --apisecret bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba  --licensetoken 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d

Example output:

{'reset': {'status': 'SUCCESSFUL'},
 'signature': '25e8868f963f583f451c0ce1d7bf8daeaaeae4a17db0265adace034232e6f925',
 'timestamp': '1697881249.771824'}

The apisecret and the licensetoken parameter can also be loaded from an INI file. Simply create the file lucit_license.ini in the app root path or in your home directory in the folder .lucit e.g. C:\Users\Name\.lucit or /home/Name/.lucit. with the following content:

[LUCIT]
api_secret = bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba
license_token = 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d

Then just use:

$ lucitlicmgr --reset

Example output:

{'reset': {'status': 'SUCCESSFUL'},
 'signature': '25e8868f963f583f451c0ce1d7bf8daeaaeae4a17db0265adace034232e6f925',
 'timestamp': '1697881249.771824'}

Test the availability of the Licensing API

$ lucitlicmgr --test

Example output:

{'message': 'Hello World!'}

Use multiple licenses (multi tenant) with profiles

Simply create the file lucit_license.ini in the app root path or in your home directory in the folder .lucit e.g. C:\Users\Name\.lucit or /home/Name/.lucit. with the following content:

[LUCIT]
api_secret = bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba
license_token = 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d

[TENANT_A]
api_secret = 62a9efe20be3d038d3be15ea339495629c096ad22762fa7b72ee2df607f194d3
license_token = f829d452-651b-4c6a-89a0-t742a16d0010e

Then just use:

$ lucitlicmgr --info --licenseprofile TENANT_A

Example output:

{'license': {'license_holder_email': 'tenant_a@gmail.com',
             'license_holder_name': 'Tenant A',
             'licensed_product': 'UNICORN-BINANCE-SUITE',
             'paid_till': '2023-11-02 13:43:22.723258+00:00'},
 'signature': 'e0f7b631006c3480477f81e127729f2ee1489e2dd5dc0ffd7504fb590c4d515a',
 'timestamp': '1697881034.4675057'}

Note: All UNICORN Binance Suite modules also support the use of profiles. Please read the documentation of the respective module regarding the parameter license_profile.

Discover more options

$ lucitlicmgr --help

Installation and Upgrade

The module requires Python 3.7 or above.

For Anaconda we offer packages only from Python version 3.8 and higher.

The current dependencies are listed here.

If you run into errors during the installation take a look here.

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On Raspberry Pi and other architectures for which there are no pre-compiled versions, the package can still be installed with PIP. PIP then compiles the package locally on the target system during installation. Please be patient, this may take some time!

Installation

pip install lucit-licensing-python

Update

pip install lucit-licensing-python --upgrade

A Conda Package of the latest version with conda from Anaconda

The lucit-licensing-python package is also available as a Cython version for the linux-64, osx-64 and win-64 architectures with Conda through the lucit channel.

For optimal compatibility and performance, it is recommended to source the necessary dependencies from the conda-forge channel.

Installation

conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda config --add channels lucit
conda install -c lucit lucit-licensing-python

Update

conda update -c lucit lucit-licensing-python

From source of the latest release with PIP from GitHub

Linux, macOS, …

Run in bash:

pip install https://github.com/LUCIT-Systems-and-Development/lucit-licensing-python/archive/$(curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/LUCIT-Systems-and-Development/lucit-licensing-python/releases/latest | grep -oP '"tag_name": "\K(.*)(?=")').tar.gz --upgrade

Windows

Use the below command with the version (such as 1.8.2) you determined here:

pip install https://github.com/LUCIT-Systems-and-Development/lucit-licensing-python/archive/1.8.2.tar.gz --upgrade

From the latest source (dev-stage) with PIP from GitHub

This is not a release version and can not be considered to be stable!

pip install https://github.com/LUCIT-Systems-and-Development/lucit-licensing-python/tarball/master --upgrade

Conda environment, Virtualenv or plain Python

Download the latest release or the current master branch and use:

  • ./environment.yml

  • ./meta.yaml

  • ./pyproject.toml

  • ./requirements.txt

  • ./setup.py

Change Log

https://lucit-licensing-python.docs.lucit.tech/changelog.html

Howto

Project Homepage

https://www.lucit.tech/lucit-licensing-python.html

Wiki

https://github.com/LUCIT-Systems-and-Development/lucit-licensing-python/wiki

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Contributing

LUCIT Licensing Python is an open source project which welcomes contributions which can be anything from simple documentation fixes and reporting dead links to new features. To contribute follow this guide.

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