Diagrid Core
diagrid-core is the foundational library for Diagrid Catalyst Python SDKs. It provides shared utilities for authentication, configuration management, and API client interactions.
Note: This package is primarily intended for internal use by diagrid and diagrid-cli, or for advanced users building custom integrations with the Diagrid Catalyst API.
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Installation
pip install diagrid-core
Features
- Authentication: Handles Catalyst API authentication, including API Key management and OAuth2 device code flows.
- API Client: A robust HTTP client for interacting with Diagrid Catalyst services, built on
httpx. - Configuration: Manages global configuration settings, environment variables, and context persistence.
- Type Safety: Fully typed with modern Python type hints.
Requirements
- Python 3.11+
httpxpydanticpyjwt
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