Python bindings to the Syncthing REST interface.

• Syncthing
• Syncthing REST Documentation
• Syncthing Forums

pip install syncthing

The main interface Syncthing provides access to all of the underlying endpoints. They're divided the same as the documentation, in categories: sys (system), db (database), stats, misc. All GET methods are available as immediate function calls, and POST methods via sync.CATEGORY.set.COMMAND() (for example, sync.sys.set.config(..)).

from syncthing import Syncthing

sync = Syncthing(api_key='xxxxabcdef', port=8384)

print(sync.sys.config())

sync = Syncthing()
...
...
sync.init(api_key='...')

Both the syncthing.Syncthing and syncthing.Interface objects take the same __init__ parameters. Syncthing provides getter/setter methods for the REST api that direct all communication through the Interface instance. An Interface object could interact with Syncthing directly by passing endpoints to the do_req method.

• api_key: required
• host: localhost
• port: 8080
• timeout: 3.5 (seconds)
• is_https: False
• ssl_cert_file: None

conf = sync.sys.config()
logs = sync.sys.log()
db_status = sync.db.status()

sync.sys.set.restart()
sync.db.set.scan(folder='desktop_home')

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