edgarparser-sdk
Python SDK for the hosted EdgarParser API.
Status: Living reference
Current authority: packages/edgarparser/src/edgarparser/ (client.py, __init__.py, _manifest.py) and packages/edgarparser/pyproject.toml
Last verified: 2026-07-29
pip install edgarparser-sdk
from edgarparser import EdgarClient
client = EdgarClient(api_key="...")
print(client)
Status
edgarparser-sdk is published on PyPI as the first-party Python client for the
hosted EdgarParser API. The package exports EdgarClient, typed SDK errors,
and the v1 hosted-API endpoint methods listed below.
Package Boundary
Install edgarparser-sdk and import edgarparser when you want the hosted
EdgarParser API from Python.
Use edgar-parser when you want the local parsing library.
Use edgar-mcp when you want AI-agent tools over the hosted API.
The SDK is intentionally a thin HTTP client. It should not parse filings locally, rank metric matches, resolve tag equivalence, or mutate server caches as a hidden side effect.
Configuration
EdgarClient accepts an explicit API key:
from edgarparser import EdgarClient
client = EdgarClient(api_key="edgar_...")
It can also read EDGAR_API_KEY:
from edgarparser import EdgarClient
client = EdgarClient()
Default base_url is https://www.edgarparser.com. Override it for staging
or local API testing:
client = EdgarClient(api_key="edgar_...", base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8000")
V1 Methods
The current local SDK surface includes:
get_financialsget_metricget_metric_serieslist_metricssearch_metricsget_statementget_filingsget_filing_documentsearch_filing_textwarm_metric_cachewarm_metric_cache_status
Examples
From packages/edgarparser/ or the synced package repo, run examples with
EDGAR_API_KEY set:
EDGAR_API_KEY=... python examples/financials.py
EDGAR_API_KEY=... python examples/metric_series.py
EDGAR_API_KEY=... python examples/filing_search.py
Development
From the repo root:
python -m pip install -e packages/edgarparser
python -m pytest packages/edgarparser/tests -q
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