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Netlify Python Client SDK

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This is a work in progress package designed to wrap the Netlify APIs for python client users.

Note that this library is in pre-release and the APIs may be changed in later versions.

User Guide

This section is intended for developers who want to use the library to make requests to Netlify.

Installation

netlify-python currently supports python 3.10+.

Recommended installation through PIP via pypi.

$ pip install netlify-python

Usage

This client currently only supports Personal Access Tokens. Navigate to User Settings > Applications > Personal Access Tokens and create a new access token. This is the token you'll use in your initialization of the client.

This created a client that can send http requests.

from netlify import NetlifyClient

client = NetlifyClient(access_token="my-access-token")

client.get_current_user() # Get current user information
client.create_site_deploy('site-id', 'path/to/zip/file.zip')

API

⚠ This client is currently expanding its API support, more documentation coming soon here.

For Developers

This section is for developers who want to improve this library. The default development version is on 3.10.4 but we are currently supporting all python versions >= 3.10

Development Dependencies

Make sure that you have pyenv. You can test this by checking your python version after opening this directory.

$ python --version
Python 3.10.4

Make sure your active python version has virtualenv setup via:

$ python -m pip install virtualenv

Create and activate your venv

$ python -m venv venv
$ . venv/bin/activate

Starting development

Everything here out should be in the venv.

Install your dependencies:

$ pip install .[dev]

Setup pre-commits:

$ pre-commit install

You should be good to go now.

Building the package

Get your build dependencies in place:

$ pip install .[build]

Then build the package:

$ python -m build