dashtro-client
Python client SDK for the Dashtro CMS
API — scoped, API-key-authenticated access to a project's documents and
realtime database from external apps (/api/sdk/* on your Dashtro instance).
Install
pip install dashtro-client
Usage
from dashtro_client import DashtroClient
client = DashtroClient(
base_url="https://admin.example.com",
project_id="<project-id>",
api_key="<api-key>",
workspace="production", # optional, defaults to "production"
cache_ttl=60, # optional, seconds, defaults to 60
)
post = client.get_document("blog-posts", "<document-id>")
all_posts = client.get_all_documents("blog-posts")
# Realtime database
client.rtdb.set("/counters/views", 1)
client.close() # or: with DashtroClient(...) as client: ...
An AsyncDashtroClient/AsyncRtdbClient pair with the same API (awaited,
aclose() instead of close()) is available for asyncio code.
API keys are issued and scoped (per collection, read/write) from your Dashtro instance's settings page.
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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