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Code
====

The :mod:`cmislib.model` Module
-------------------------------

When working with the repository, the first thing you need to do is grab an instance of :class:`cmislib.CmisClient`, passing it the repository endpoint URL, username, and password.

For example, in Alfresco 4.2 and higher, the repository endpoint for CMIS 1.1 and the Atom Pub binding is
'http://localhost:8080/alfresco/api/-default-/public/cmis/versions/1.1/atom'. Earlier versions have different URLs.
The default username and password are typically 'admin' and 'admin'.

So, to connect to an Alfresco server running on localhost, you would use:

>>> cmisClient = cmislib.CmisClient('http://localhost:8080/alfresco/api/-default-/public/cmis/versions/1.1/atom', 'admin', 'admin')

From there you can get the default repository...

>>> repo = cmisClient.defaultRepository

An Alfresco server has a single repository. Servers from other vendors may have multiple repositories. In those cases, you can get a specific repository if you know the repository ID.

>>> repo = cmisClient.getRepository('83beb297-a6fa-4ac5-844b-98c871c0eea9')

Once you have that, you're off to the races. Use the :class:`cmislib.Repository` class to create new :class:`cmislib.Folder` and :class:`cmislib.Document` objects, perform searches, etc.

.. automodule:: cmislib.model
   :members:

The :mod:`cmislib.domain` Module
--------------------------------

These are the generic domain objects that establish the interface to the cmislib API. Regardless of which actual binding you use (AtomPub or Browser), you will work with these objects.

.. automodule:: cmislib.domain
   :members:

The :mod:`cmislib.net` Module
-----------------------------

The :mod:`cmislib.net` Module contains the classes used by :mod:`cmislib.model.CmisClient` to communicate with the CMIS repository. The most important of which is :class:`cmislib.net.RESTService`.

.. automodule:: cmislib.net
   :members: RESTService

The :mod:`tests` Module
-------------------------------

The :mod:`tests` Module contains unit tests for all classes and methods in :mod:`cmislib.model`. See :ref:`tests` for more information on running tests.

.. automodule:: tests
   :members: