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#PyFileMaker - Integrating FileMaker and Python
# PyFileMaker - Integrating FileMaker and Python
* (c) 2014-2016 Marcin Kawa, kawa.macin@gmail.com
* (c) 2006-2008 Klokan Petr Pridal, klokan@klokan.cz
* (c) 2002-2006 Pieter Claerhout, pieter@yellowduck.be
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* http://www.yellowduck.be/filemaker/

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###Examples
### Examples

- All examles can be found in *[Examples](https://github.com/aeguana/PyFileMaker/tree/master/Examples)* dir

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###TABLE OF CONTENTS
### TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. What is PyFileMaker?
2. Requirements
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###1. WHAT IS PYFILEMAKER?
### 1. WHAT IS PYFILEMAKER?

PyFileMaker is a set of Python modules that makes it easy to access and modify
data stored in a FileMaker Pro/Server database. You can use it to query a FileMaker
database, but you can also use it to add data to a FileMaker database, you
can even use it to delete records and execute FileMaker scripts.

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###2. REQUIREMENTS
### 2. REQUIREMENTS

In order to use PyFileMaker, you will need to have the following software
installed on your computer:
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This module was developed and tested on Linux, should work elsewhere too.

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###3. HOW TO INSTALL PYFILEMAKER
### 3. HOW TO INSTALL PYFILEMAKER

There is nothing special to configure on PyFileMaker. Just make sure the
PyFileMaker directory, which contains the file FMPro.py/FMServer.py file is
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pip install -e git+https://github.com/aeguana/PyFileMaker.git#egg=PyFileMaker
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###4. HOW TO SET UP YOUR DATABASE
### 4. HOW TO SET UP YOUR DATABASE

Since the PyFileMaker module relies on the FileMaker Pro Web Companion, you need
to have it turned on before you can use it. I normally configure it as follows:
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you know the connection parameters. I always use the standard port 591.

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###5. WHERE CAN I FIND MORE INFO?
### 5. WHERE CAN I FIND MORE INFO?

- About Python: http://www.python.org
- About FileMaker Pro: http://www.filemaker.com
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- About PyFileMaker: http://code.google.com/p/pyfilemaker/

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###6. CHANGES
### 6. CHANGES

Version 3.3
- Code cleanup.
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