LUCIT Licensing Client Module
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Python client module of the LUCIT Licensing Service.
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.
$ 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:
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'}
$ lucitlicmgr --info --apisecret bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba --licensetoken 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d
Example output:
{'license': {'license_holder_email': '[email protected]',
'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:
api_secret = bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba
license_token = 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d
Then just use:
$ lucitlicmgr --info
Example output:
{'license': {'license_holder_email': '[email protected]',
'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'}
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:
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'}
$ lucitlicmgr --test
Example output:
{'message': 'Hello World!'}
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:
api_secret = bf7df011327d09b70fb0c6bfbc8661x33fdb0c58d42629c94ab35188d8d011ba
license_token = 5e84cbd7-acfa-489f-a84d-z7d1b615af40d
api_secret = 62a9efe20be3d038d3be15ea339495629c096ad22762fa7b72ee2df607f194d3
license_token = f829d452-651b-4c6a-89a0-t742a16d0010e
Then just use:
$ lucitlicmgr --info --licenseprofile TENANT_A
Example output:
{'license': {'license_holder_email': '[email protected]',
'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.
$ lucitlicmgr --help
The module requires Python 3.7 or above.
The current dependencies are listed here.
If you run into errors during the installation take a look here.
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pip install lucit-licensing-python
pip install lucit-licensing-python --upgrade
The lucit-licensing-python package is available with Conda through the
lucit channel.
For optimal compatibility and performance, it is recommended to source the necessary dependencies from the
conda-forge channel.
conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda config --add channels lucit
conda install -c lucit lucit-licensing-python
conda update -c lucit lucit-licensing-python
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
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
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
Download the latest release or the current master branch and use:
https://lucit-licensing-python.docs.lucit.tech/changelog.html
https://www.lucit.tech/lucit-licensing-python.html
https://github.com/LUCIT-Systems-and-Development/lucit-licensing-python/wiki
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