Paul Hernandez continues a series on digital twins:
As mentioned in my previous post, Azure Digital Twins (ADT) Service is a new way to build next generation IoT solutions. In the first post I show you in a video how to manage ADT instances with the ADT Explorer. In the second post I show how to do mostly the same but using Postman and the ADT Rest API.
ADT has control plane APIs and data plane APIs. The latest is used to manage elements in the ADT instance. In order to use these APIs Microsoft published a .Net (C#) SDK. And SDK is a convenient way to manage instances, since you can easily create applications for your digital twins. If for any reason you prefer to use another language like java, javascript or python, you need to generate your own SDK.
In this post I describe how to autogenerate a Python SDK using the tool Autorest and a swagger file.
Read on to see how you can manage digital twins by generating an SDK.