airalogy-engine 0.0.2

Airalogy protocol execute sandbox

airalogy-engine (Python)

Airalogy protocol execution sandbox for Python. Run protocol packages (parse, assign, validate) inside a secure BoxLite sandbox.

Installation

pip install airalogy-engine

Sandbox Image

The engine runs protocol code in a BoxLite sandbox. You can use either a remote Docker image or a local OCI rootfs directory.

Remote Image

from airalogy_engine import AiralogyEngine

engine = AiralogyEngine(image="numbcoder/airalogy-engine:0.1")
result = await engine.parse_protocol(protocol_path)

Local OCI Rootfs (Recommended)

Build and export the image locally for faster, offline execution:

docker build -t airalogy-engine:latest .
docker save airalogy-engine:latest -o airalogy-engine-image.tar
mkdir airalogy-engine-image
tar -xf airalogy-engine-image.tar -C airalogy-engine-image

Then use rootfs_path:

from airalogy_engine import AiralogyEngine

engine = AiralogyEngine(rootfs_path="./airalogy-engine-image")
result = await engine.parse_protocol(protocol_path)

If neither image nor rootfs_path is provided, the engine falls back to the default remote image numbcoder/airalogy-engine:0.1.

Usage

import asyncio
from airalogy_engine import AiralogyEngine

async def main():
    protocol_path = "/path/to/your/protocol"
    rootfs_path = "/path/to/airalogy-engine-image"  # or use image="..." instead
    engine = AiralogyEngine(
        rootfs_path=rootfs_path,
        boxlite_home="/tmp/airalogy-engine-worker-1",
    )

    # 1. Parse the protocol
    result = await engine.parse_protocol(protocol_path, env_vars={"API_KEY": "xxx"})
    print(result["data"]["meta_data"])
    print(result["data"]["json_schema"])

    # 2. Assign a variable
    result = await engine.assign_variable(
        protocol_path,
        var_name="duration",
        dependent_data={"seconds": 3600},
        env_vars={"API_KEY": "xxx"},
    )
    print(result["data"])

    # 3. Validate variables
    result = await engine.validate_variables(
        protocol_path,
        variables={"seconds": 60, "duration": "PT1M"},
    )
    print(result["data"])

    await engine.close()

asyncio.run(main())

You can also use the engine as an async context manager:

async with AiralogyEngine(rootfs_path=rootfs_path, boxlite_home="/tmp/worker-1") as engine:
    result = await engine.parse_protocol(protocol_path)

API

API	Description
AiralogyEngine(boxlite_home=None, image=None, rootfs_path=None, timeout=300, memory_mib=512, cpus=1)	Create an engine bound to one BoxLite runtime home and sandbox configuration
engine.parse_protocol(protocol_path, env_vars=None, timeout=None, debug=False, log_file="protocol_debug.log")	Parse a protocol and return schema, metadata, fields
engine.assign_variable(protocol_path, var_name, dependent_data, env_vars=None, timeout=None, debug=False, log_file="protocol_debug.log")	Assign a variable using assigner functions
engine.validate_variables(protocol_path, variables, env_vars=None, timeout=None, debug=False, log_file="protocol_debug.log")	Validate variable values against the protocol model
await engine.close()	Release this engine's BoxLite runtime reference

All engine methods are async and return a dict with success, message, and data keys.

Engine parameters:

• boxlite_home: BoxLite runtime home directory. Use a distinct value for each OS process when running multiple workers.
• image: Remote Docker image name (e.g., "numbcoder/airalogy-engine:0.1").
• rootfs_path: Path to a local OCI rootfs directory (overrides image).
• timeout: Execution timeout in seconds (default: 300). The sandboxed process will be killed once it times out.
• memory_mib: Memory limit in MiB (default: 512).
• cpus: CPU limit (default: 1).

Concurrency

Use one AiralogyEngine instance per worker process and run concurrent operations through that object:

engine = AiralogyEngine(rootfs_path=rootfs_path, boxlite_home="/tmp/worker-1")

results = await asyncio.gather(
    engine.parse_protocol(protocol_a),
    engine.parse_protocol(protocol_b),
)

BoxLite locks each runtime home per OS process. Two independent processes must not share the same boxlite_home or default ~/.boxlite; give each process a distinct directory, for example /tmp/airalogy-worker-1 and /tmp/airalogy-worker-2.

Testing

cd python
uv sync

# Default: local OCI rootfs mode
uv run pytest tests/ -v

# Custom rootfs path
uv run pytest tests/ -v --sandbox-mode=rootfs --rootfs-path=../airalogy-engine-0.1

# Remote image mode
uv run pytest tests/ -v --sandbox-mode=image --sandbox-image=numbcoder/airalogy-engine:0.1