hypeline 0.3.0

Official Hypeline SDK: turn any source into a unified, deduplicated live stream of change events. Sources, change history, SSE with gap-free resume, and Standard Webhooks signature verification.

hypeline

Official Python SDK for Hypeline. Add any source URL, create an alert (a keyword query over your sources), attach a destination (webhook or chat), poll change history, subscribe to the live event stream over SSE (gap-free resume), and verify signed webhooks.

The client is organized as source → alert → destination:

from hypeline import Hypeline

hy = Hypeline(api_key="...")

# source → alert → destination
src = hy.sources.create("https://example.com/blog", tags=["competitors"])
alert = hy.alerts.create(filter_query="acme OR globex", source_ids=[src.id])
created = hy.destinations.create(alert.id, kind="webhook",
                                 url="https://hooks.example.com/hypeline")
print(created.secret)  # webhook signing secret, revealed once

# poll change history, or stream live (keyword = content match)
for change in hy.get_changes_since(src.cursor).events:
    print(change.content)

for ev in hy.stream(keyword="acme"):
    print(ev.emitted_at, ev.content)

Namespaces: hy.sources.{create, create_many, list, retrieve, update, delete}, hy.alerts.{create, list, retrieve, update, delete}, hy.destinations.{create, list_for_alert, list, retrieve, update, delete, test, rotate_secret}. tags on a source are static grouping labels (they do not match content); content matching is the alert filter_query and the keyword filter on stream/get_changes_since.

See sdk/README.md for the shared regen/drift workflow.