fluxiondb-client 0.1.0

Official FluxionDB Python client

FluxionDB Python Client

This package provides an officially supported Python interface to FluxionDB that mirrors the Node.js and Go SDKs. It wraps the WebSocket protocol (query-parameter authentication, typed message payloads, reconnect handling) and exposes the same record, collection, key/value, and API key management helpers.

Installation

cd clients/python
pip install .

For development:

pip install -e ".[dev]"

Usage

from fluxiondb_client import FluxionDBClient, ApiKeyScope

client = FluxionDBClient(
    url="ws://localhost:8080",
    api_key="YOUR_SECRET_KEY",
    connection_name="python-sdk",
)
client.connect()

now = int(time.time())
client.insert_multiple_records([
    {"ts": now, "doc": "device-1", "data": '{"temperature":22.5}', "col": "sensors"},
])
latest = client.fetch_latest_records(col="sensors", ts=now, doc="/device-[12]/")
print(latest)

client.add_api_key("sensor-reader", ApiKeyScope.READ_ONLY)
client.remove_api_key("sensor-reader")
client.close()

Refer to fluxiondb_client/client.py for the full list of helpers, all of which map directly to the operations already available in the Go and Node clients.

Tests

cd clients/python
pytest

Or run against a real FluxionDB instance via Docker Compose (builds the server and test container):

docker compose up --build python-client

The tests expect FLUXIONDB_URL and FLUXIONDB_API_KEY; when using Compose these default to ws://fluxiondb:8080 and dev-secret. Set them manually if you are running the server yourself.

Publishing

Version bumps in pyproject.toml trigger the python-client-release GitHub Actions workflow when merged to main. The workflow installs the package, builds the wheel/sdist via python -m build, and uploads the artifacts to PyPI using the PYPI_API_TOKEN secret before tagging the release.