When I originally wrote Ocarina, my intention was that users would import it to make queries and such, or would just handle calls from scripts and not need to do anything with the JSON. Requests and responses are provided to stderr for debug but some users may actually want to use the reply (rather than checking the exit code with --angry).
When I originally wrote Ocarina, my intention was that users would import it to make queries and such, or would just handle calls from scripts and not need to do anything with the JSON. Requests and responses are provided to stderr for debug but some users may actually want to use the reply (rather than checking the exit code with
--angry).