Launch API Python

Adobe IO : Launch API : Tutorial

EDIT : Change in the documentation has been made. pylaunch is now called launchpy. You can now install it with pip command, doing :
pip install launchpy

In order to show, or demonstrate, what is possible to realize with the launchpy module, I have realized a video that I am sharing here.

Overall the possibilities from the launchpy module are the following :

  • Monitor the number of elements in each properties
  • Manage Properties
  • Create Properties
  • Copy paste settings
  • Extract information
  • Manage Publishing cycle

All of that being can be automated by this module.

https://youtu.be/NY6E9cpJVco

(Legacy will be updated)
You can find the Jupyter notebook that has been created from this video tutorial directly in my github : https://github.com/pitchmuc/pylaunch/blob/master/Tutorial%20pylaunch.ipynb

I hope this video helps you to better understand the launchpy methods overall.
You may be interested in the articles that explains a bit more about the different components of the launchpy module.

ArticlesComments
Adobe IO : JWT authenticationHow to create JWT authentication with OpenSSL and python
Adobe IO : Launch API : Introduction to launchpyWhat you need to know about this module
Adobe IO : Launch API : Core Component The methods directly available from this module.
Adobe IO : Launch API : Property ClassWhat is the Property class and how to use it to manage your Launch properties
Adobe IO : Launch API : Library ClassHow to manage your publishing process through launchpy, in python
Adobe IO : Launch API : Translator ClassA Facilitator in launchpy in order to copy paste the element from one property to another.
Adobe IO : Launch API : TutorialVideo tutorial on some methods available from the launchpy module. Not everything is covered in the video.

2 Comments

    1. Hello Vadim,
      The API enable you to scale some operation that would take quite some time from the UI.
      Example : Check that all rules have a condition ? Which rule (or rule component) is using a specific string in the script or configuration.

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