Python development

libnk2 comes with Python-bindings named pynk2.

Below are examples how use pynk2. They assume you have a working version of pynk2 on your system. To build pynk2 see Building.

Import

To be able to use pynk2 in your Python scripts add the following import:

import pynk2

Get version

The get_version() module function can be used to retrieve the version of the pynk2.

pynk2.get_version()

This will return a textual string (Unicode) that contains the libnk2 version. Since pynk2 is a wrapper around libnk2 it does not have a separate version.

Also see

import pynk2

help(pynk2)
help(pynk2.None)