anumat-py
Python client for the Anumat HTTP API. It calls REST at {base_url}/api/v1.
pip install anumat-py
from anumat_py import AnumatClient
client = AnumatClient("http://127.0.0.1:4471", "your-api-key")
page = client.list_payers()
base_url is the server origin, without /api/v1. It must be an http or https URL. api_key must contain a non-blank value. AnumatClient raises AnumatError with code validation_failed when either value is wrong. The client sends Authorization: Bearer <api_key>.
Each method has a sync form and an _async form. An HTTP error raises AnumatError with status and code from the response.
create_payer,list_payerscreate_source,list_sources,get_source,check_sourceget_policy,list_policy_versions,get_policy_versionlist_versions,get_version,approve_version,reject_versionget_diff
payer = client.create_payer(name="Example Health", slug="example-health", market="us")
page = client.list_payers(limit=20)
client.generated is the client produced from apps/api/openapi.json. Regenerate it with pnpm turbo generate --filter=anumat-py after the API build.
The server is a separate process. See the repository README for how to run it.
anumat-py is Apache-2.0. The wheel includes LICENSE, NOTICE, and py.typed. The copyright line is Copyright 2026 AmitMirgal.
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