ev-sdk 0.1.1

The Python SDK for the EV Cloud.

Eventual Cloud SDK

Usage

# Initialize a project
ev init

# Run a workflow
ev run my_module.py

# Configure a profile e.g. staging with endpoint overrides
ev configure

Installation

The CLI is installed in the project's virtualenv. It can also be added to a project's pyproject.toml with ev-sdk = { path = "../ev-cloud/ev-sdk", editable = true }. You can also run CLI with uv via uv run ev <command>.

dependencies = [ "ev-sdk" ]

[tool.uv.sources]
ev-sdk = { path = "../ev-cloud/ev-sdk", editable = true }

Configuration

The configuration uses profiles and is located at ~/.ev/config.toml (or $EV_HOME/config.toml).

[default]
profile = "default"

[profiles.default]
endpoint_url = "https://api.cloud.eventual.ai"
dashboard_url = "https://cloud.eventual.ai"

[profiles.development]
endpoint_url = "http://localhost:3000"
dashboard_url = "http://localhost:3003"

[profiles.staging]
endpoint_url = "https://api.cloud.staging.eventual.ai"
dashboard_url = "https://cloud.staging.eventual.ai"

Configuration Fields

• endpoint_url: API endpoint URL (defaults to https://api.cloud.eventual.ai if not specified)
• dashboard_url: Dashboard UI URL for run links (defaults to https://cloud.eventual.ai if not specified)

Manual Configuration

While ev configure sets up profile configuration, you can manually edit your config file to:

• Add custom endpoint_url and dashboard_url values for different environments
• Create multiple profiles for testing, staging, and production
• Switch between local development and hosted environments

Commands

# Interactive configuration wizard
ev configure

# Initialize project in current repository
ev init [--template TEMPLATE]

# Run python scripts on Eventual Cloud
ev run script.py                    # Python file
ev run module                       # Python module
ev run module:function --key=value  # Function with args

# List resources
ev list projects

# Use specific profile
ev --profile work run script.py