cortex-axon-sdk 0.0.2

Cortex Axon Python SDK

Cortex Axon SDK for Python

This is the official Cortex Axon SDK for Python. It provides a simple way to interact with and extend your Cortex instance.

Getting started

To run the Cortex SDK you need to get the Axon Agent via Docker:

docker pull ghcr.io/cortexapps/cortex-axon-agent:latest

Then to scaffold a Python project:

docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd):/src" ghcr.io/cortexapps/cortex-axon-agent:latest init --language python my-python-axon project

This will create a new directory my-python-axon with a Go project scaffolded in the current directory.

Running locally

To run your project, first start the agent Docker container like:

docker run -it --rm -p "50051:50051" -p "80:80" -e "DRYRUN=true" ghcr.io/cortexapps/cortex-axon-agent:latest serve

This is DRYRUN mode that prints what it would have called, to run against the Cortex API remove the DRYRUN environment variable and add -e "CORTEX_API_TOKEN=$CORTEX_API_TOKEN. Be sure to export your token first, e.g. export CORTEX_API_TOKEN=your-token.

Adding handlers

To add a handler, open main.py and create a function:

@cortex_scheduled(interval="5s")
def my_handler(ctx: HandlerContext):

    payload = {
        "values": {
            "my-service": [
                {
                    "key": "exampleKey1",
                    "value": "exampleValue1",
                },
                {
                    "key": "exampleKey2",
                    "value": "exampleValue2",
                },
            ]
        }
    }

    json_payload = json.dumps(payload)

    response = ctx.cortex_api_call(
        method="PUT",
        path="/api/v1/catalog/custom-data",
        body=json_payload,
    )

    if response.status_code >= 400:
        ctx.log(f"SetCustomTags error: {response.body}", level="ERROR")
        exit(1)

    ctx.log("CortexApi PUT custom-data called successfully!")

@cortex_webhook(id="my-webhook-1")
def my_webhook_handler(context: HandlerContext):
    context.log("Success! Webhook handler called!")
    body = context.args["body"]
    context.log(f"Webhook body: {body}")

Now start the agent in a separate terminal:

make run-agent

And run your project:

python main.py

This will begin executing your handler every 5 seconds. To invoke the webhook handler, you can just send a POST request to http://localhost:80/webhook/my-webhook-1 with a body.