Benchling V3 Python SDK
A Python SDK for the Benchling platform, providing typed access to the Benchling V3 API.
Installation
pip install benchling-v3-sdk-python
Authenticate
You can authenticate with either an API key or OAuth client credentials.
To use an API key, get one from your Benchling account settings:
from benchling_v3_sdk import Benchling
benchling = Benchling(
base_url="https://yourcompany.benchling.com",
api_key="<your-api-key>",
early_access="true",
)
To use OAuth client credentials, create an app to generate a client ID and secret:
from benchling_v3_sdk import Benchling
benchling = Benchling(
base_url="https://yourcompany.benchling.com",
client_id="<your-client-id>",
client_secret="<your-client-secret>",
early_access="true",
)
Pass early_access="true" to either client to enable beta endpoints.
Make a request
For example, to list DNA sequences:
for dna_sequence in benchling.dna_sequence.list():
print(dna_sequence.id, dna_sequence.name)
Support
To report issues with using the SDK, contact support@benchling.com.
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