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AMaaS Utilities for Python

This is the Asset Management as a Service (AMaaS) Utilities pack for Python.

What is AMaaS?

AMaaS is a modular platform for Asset Managers with an open, RESTful API for programmatic access to its functionality.

For more information, please visit: http://www.amaas.com/.

What are the AMaaS Utilities?

This package contains helper functions for Python which the AMaaS team feels might be useful for people building Python based applications.

Note this package does not contain any business logic - these are purely functions for simple data manipulation or transformation. For business logic helpers, see: https://github.com/amaas-fintech/amaas-core-sdk-python

Quick Start

Install the AMaaS Utils library from PyPI:

$ pip install amaasutils

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