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 This repo contains Python source and example files for the Tableau Document API. We're just getting started and have plans to expand what you find here. Help us by submitting feedback, issues, and pull requests!
 
+For more information, see the documentation:
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+<tableau.github.io/document-api-python>
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 Document API
 ---------------
 The Document API provides a supported way to programmatically make updates to Tableau workbook and data source files. If you've been making changes to these file types by directly updating the XML--that is, by XML hacking--this SDK is for you :)
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   - Get all fields in use by certain sheets in a workbook
 
 We don't yet support creating files from scratch, adding extracts into workbooks or data sources, or updating field information
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-
-###Getting Started
-To use this SDK, you must have Python installed. You can use either 2.7.X or 3.3 and later.
-
-#### Installing the latest stable version (preferred)
-
-```text
-pip install tableaudocumentapi
-```
-
-#### Installing From Source
-
-Download the `.zip` file that contains the SDK. Unzip the file and then run the following command:
-
-```text
-pip install -e <directory containing setup.py>
-```
-
-#### Installing the Development Version from Git
-
-*Only do this if you know you want the development version, no guarantee that we won't break APIs during development*
-
-```text
-pip install git+https://github.com/tableau/document-api-python.git@development
-```
-
-If you go this route, but want to switch back to the non-development version, you need to run the following command before installing the stable version:
-
-```text
-pip uninstall tableaudocumentapi
-```
-
-###Basics
-The following example shows the basic syntax for using the Document API to update a workbook:
-
-```python
-from tableaudocumentapi import Workbook
-
-sourceWB = Workbook('WorkbookToUpdate.twb')
-
-sourceWB.datasources[0].connections[0].server = "MY-NEW-SERVER"
-sourceWB.datasources[0].connections[0].dbname = "NEW-DATABASE"
-sourceWB.datasources[0].connections[0].username = "benl"
-
-sourceWB.save()
-```
-
-With Data Integration in Tableau 10, a data source can have multiple connections. To access the connections simply index them like you would datasources.
-
-```python
-from tableaudocumentapi import Workbook
-
-sourceWB = Workbook('WorkbookToUpdate.twb')
-
-sourceWB.datasources[0].connections[0].server = "MY-NEW-SERVER"
-sourceWB.datasources[0].connections[0].dbname = "NEW-DATABASE"
-sourceWB.datasources[0].connections[0].username = "benl"
-
-sourceWB.datasources[0].connections[1].server = "MY-NEW-SERVER"
-sourceWB.datasources[0].connections[1].dbname = "NEW-DATABASE"
-sourceWB.datasources[0].connections[1].username = "benl"
-
-
-sourceWB.save()
-```
-
-
-**Notes**
-
-- Import the `Workbook` object from the `tableaudocumentapi` module.
-- To open a workbook, instantiate a `Workbook` object and pass the file name as the first argument.
-- The `Workbook` object exposes a list of `datasources` in the workbook
-- Each data source object has a `connection` object that supports a `server`, `dbname`, and `username` property.
-- Save changes to the workbook by calling the `save` or `save_as` method.
-
-
-
-###[Examples](samples)
-
-The downloadable package contains several example scripts that show more detailed usage of the Document API.