HypeLabs Connect SDK
The Python client for the HypeLabs Connect API.
Requirements
- Python 3.10 or later
- A HypeLabs Connect API key (
hl_live_…)
The client authenticates with an API key, so run it server-side (a backend or a job) — never ship your key to a browser or a client app.
Install
-
Add the package:
pip install hypelabs-connect
-
Create your organization on the HypeLabs Console and generate an API key.
Usage
Create a client with your API key and call the API. Every call is async and returns typed models.
import asyncio
from hypelabs_connect import create_connect_client
client = create_connect_client("hl_live_...")
async def main():
proxies = await client.proxies.get()
for proxy in proxies or []:
print(proxy.id)
asyncio.run(main())
The API is authenticated with the X-Api-Key header, wired up internally — you never touch the Kiota plumbing.
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