digitalai_release_sdk 25.1.0b4

Digital.ai Release SDK

Digital.ai Release Python SDK

The Digital.ai Release Python SDK (digitalai-release-sdk) provides a set of tools for developers to create container-based integration with Digital.ai Release. It simplifies integration creation by offering built-in functions to interact with the execution environment.

Features

• Define custom tasks using the BaseTask abstract class.
• Easily manage input and output properties.
• Interact with the Digital.ai Release environment seamlessly.
• Simplified API client for efficient communication with Release API.

Installation

Install the SDK using pip:

pip install digitalai-release-sdk

Getting Started

Example Task: hello.py

The following example demonstrates how to create a simple task using the SDK:

from digitalai.release.integration import BaseTask

class Hello(BaseTask):
    
    def execute(self) -> None:
        # Get the name from the input
        name = self.input_properties.get('yourName')
        if not name:
            raise ValueError("The 'yourName' field cannot be empty")

        # Create greeting message
        greeting = f"Hello {name}"

        # Add greeting to the task's comment section in the UI
        self.add_comment(greeting)

        # Store greeting as an output property
        self.set_output_property('greeting', greeting)

Changelog

Version 25.1.0b3

🚨 Breaking Changes

• Removed get_default_api_client() from the BaseTask class.
• Removed digitalai.release.v1 package, which contained OpenAPI-generated stubs for Release API functions.
  • These stubs were difficult to use and had several non-functioning methods.
  • A new, simplified API client replaces them for better usability and reliability.

✨ New Features

• Introduced get_release_api_client() in the BaseTask class as a replacement for get_default_api_client().
• New ReleaseAPIClient class for simplified API interactions.
  • Functions in ReleaseAPIClient take an endpoint URL and body as a dictionary, making API calls more intuitive and easier to work with.

🔧 Changes & Improvements

• Updated minimum Python version requirement to 3.8.
• Updated dependency versions to enhance compatibility and security.
• Bundled requests library to ensure seamless HTTP request handling.

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For more details, visit the official documentation.