ActiveState Platform: How to use the Build Graph API

Using Build Graph API

ActiveState Platform: How to use the Build Graph API

The ActiveState Platform Build Graph API provides programmatic access to detailed information about your projects. Learn how to use it to retrieve information, source code, and vulnerabilities associated with your project.

The video shows you how to interact with the API to retrieve information about the TwitterBot Python project we created here.

Try it out for your project, and stay tuned for more features we’ll be adding to the API going forward. Get the interactive documentation for this feature here.

Learn all about ActiveState Platform’s Build graph API here.

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At ActiveState, we use the Platform to build not only our popular open source language distributions, but also custom runtimes for our enterprise clients (i.e. builds containing just the language and packages their project requires). Try it out yourself or get a demo and understand how it can support your enterprise’s open source needs.

New to the ActiveState Platform? Here’s how to get started, once you’ve created your free account.

Use our Platform to build a custom runtime for your next project, including just the language and packages your project needs.

  • Choose a language (Python, Perl or Tcl right now)
  • Select your operating system (Linux or Windows, plus Mac for Python)
  • Add the packages your project requires

ActiveState regularly pulls packages from each language’s standard open source repository (CPAN, PyPI, etc) to ensure that your open source language and components are up to date, can be compiled from source, and are then verified to work together in a distribution that is packaged for most major operating systems. Go ahead and try our beta today! We are hanging out at our Community Forum to provide support as you explore.

The ActiveState Platform is free for development use. Explore our paid plans for non-development use such as testing, production, and redistribution.
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