camunda-orchestration-sdk 1.2.0.dev1

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Camunda Orchestration Cluster API – Python SDK

Installing the SDK to your project

pip install camunda-orchestration-sdk

Using the generated SDK

The generated SDK provides two convenience clients:

• CamundaClient: sync-only convenience client.
• CamundaAsyncClient: async-only convenience client.

Quick start (Zero-config – recommended)

Keep configuration out of application code. Let the client read CAMUNDA_* variables from the environment (12-factor style). This makes secret rotation, environment promotion (dev → staging → prod), and operational tooling (vaults / secret managers) safer and simpler.

If no configuration is present, the SDK defaults to a local Camunda 8 Run-style endpoint at http://localhost:8080/v2.

from camunda_orchestration_sdk import CamundaClient, CamundaAsyncClient

# Zero-config construction: reads CAMUNDA_* from the environment
client = CamundaClient()
async_client = CamundaAsyncClient()

Typical .env (example):

CAMUNDA_REST_ADDRESS=https://cluster.example/v2
CAMUNDA_AUTH_STRATEGY=OAUTH
CAMUNDA_CLIENT_ID=***
CAMUNDA_CLIENT_SECRET=***

Advanced: Programmatic configuration (use sparingly)

Only use configuration={...} when you must supply or mutate configuration dynamically (e.g. tests, multi-tenant routing, or ephemeral preview environments). Keys mirror their CAMUNDA_* environment names.

from camunda_orchestration_sdk import CamundaClient

client = CamundaClient(
    configuration={
        "CAMUNDA_REST_ADDRESS": "http://localhost:8080/v2",
        "CAMUNDA_AUTH_STRATEGY": "NONE",
    }
)

Loading configuration from a .env file (CAMUNDA_LOAD_ENVFILE)

The SDK can optionally load configuration values from a dotenv file.

• Set CAMUNDA_LOAD_ENVFILE=true (or 1 / yes) to load .env from the current working directory.
• Set CAMUNDA_LOAD_ENVFILE=/path/to/file.env to load from an explicit path.
• If the file does not exist, it is silently ignored.
• Precedence is: .env < environment variables < explicit configuration={...} passed to the client.
• The resolver reads dotenv values without mutating os.environ.

Example .env:

CAMUNDA_REST_ADDRESS=http://localhost:8080/v2
CAMUNDA_CLIENT_ID=your-client-id
CAMUNDA_CLIENT_SECRET=your-client-secret

Enable loading from the current directory:

export CAMUNDA_LOAD_ENVFILE=true
python your_script.py

Or enable loading from a specific file:

export CAMUNDA_LOAD_ENVFILE=~/camunda/dev.env
python your_script.py

You can also enable it via the explicit configuration dict:

from camunda_orchestration_sdk import CamundaClient

client = CamundaClient(configuration={"CAMUNDA_LOAD_ENVFILE": "true"})

Synchronous Usage

from camunda_orchestration_sdk import CamundaClient

# Configure via environment (recommended): CAMUNDA_REST_ADDRESS / auth vars
with CamundaClient() as client:
    topology = client.get_topology()
    print(topology)

Asynchronous Usage

import asyncio
from camunda_orchestration_sdk import CamundaAsyncClient

async def main():
    # Configure via environment (recommended): CAMUNDA_REST_ADDRESS / auth vars
    async with CamundaAsyncClient() as client:
        topology = await client.get_topology()
        print(topology)

asyncio.run(main())

Logging

The SDK uses loguru for logging. You can control the log level by setting the LOGURU_LEVEL environment variable.

# Run with INFO level (default is DEBUG)
LOGURU_LEVEL=INFO python your_script.py

# Run with WARNING level
LOGURU_LEVEL=WARNING python your_script.py

# Run with TRACE level (more verbose than DEBUG)
LOGURU_LEVEL=TRACE python your_script.py

License

Apache-2.0