imgwire 0.1.2

Python server-side SDK for the imgwire API.

imgwire

imgwire is the server-side Python SDK for the imgwire API.

Use it in backend services, jobs, and server runtimes to authenticate with a Server API Key, upload files from Python paths, file objects, or bytes, manage server-side resources, and call the imgwire API without hand-writing request plumbing.

Installation

pip install imgwire

Quick Start

from imgwire import ImgwireClient

client = ImgwireClient(api_key="sk_...")

image = client.images.upload("hero.jpg")

print(image.id)
print(image.url(preset="thumbnail"))

Client Setup

Create a client with your server key:

from imgwire import ImgwireClient

client = ImgwireClient(api_key="sk_...")

Optional configuration:

client = ImgwireClient(
    api_key="sk_...",
    base_url="https://api.imgwire.dev",
    environment_id="env_123",
    timeout=10.0,
    max_retries=2,
    backoff_factor=0.25,
)

Resources

The current handwritten SDK surface exposes these grouped resources:

• client.images
• client.custom_domain
• client.cors_origins
• client.metrics

client.images

Image operations and upload workflows.

Returned image records expose image.url(...) so your backend can generate imgwire transformation URLs without reimplementing CDN path and query rules.

Supported methods:

• list(page=None, limit=None)
• list_pages(page=1, limit=None)
• list_all(page=1, limit=None)
• retrieve(image_id)
• create(body, upload_token=None)
• upload(file, file_name=None, mime_type=None, content_length=None, ...)
• create_upload_token()
• create_bulk_download_job(body)
• retrieve_bulk_download_job(image_download_job_id)
• bulk_delete(body)
• delete(image_id)

List images:

page = client.images.list(limit=25, page=1)

print(page.data)
print(page.pagination.total_count)

Iterate page-by-page:

for page in client.images.list_pages(limit=100):
    print(page.pagination.page, len(page.data))

Iterate every image record:

for image in client.images.list_all(limit=100):
    print(image.id)
    print(image.url(preset="small"))

Retrieve an image by id:

image = client.images.retrieve("img_123")

transformed_url = image.url(
    width=300,
    height=300,
)

Create a standard upload intent directly:

upload = client.images.create(
    {
        "file_name": "hero.png",
        "mime_type": "image/png",
        "content_length": 1024,
    }
)

print(upload.upload_url)

Upload from a file path:

image = client.images.upload("hero.jpg")

Upload from a file object:

with open("hero.jpg", "rb") as handle:
    image = client.images.upload(handle, mime_type="image/jpeg")

print(
    image.url(
        width=1200,
        height=800,
        format="webp",
        quality=80,
    )
)

Upload from bytes:

image = client.images.upload(
    image_bytes,
    file_name="hero.png",
    mime_type="image/png",
)

Create an upload token:

upload_token = client.images.create_upload_token()

print(upload_token.token)

Create and inspect a bulk download job:

job = client.images.create_bulk_download_job(
    {
        "image_ids": ["img_123", "img_456"],
    }
)

refreshed = client.images.retrieve_bulk_download_job(job.id)

Delete multiple images:

client.images.bulk_delete(
    {
        "image_ids": ["img_123", "img_456"],
    }
)

Image URL Transformations

Image-returning endpoints return ImgwireImage records with a url(...) helper:

image = client.images.retrieve("img_123")

thumbnail_url = image.url(
    preset="thumbnail",
    width=300,
    height=300,
    format="webp",
    quality=80,
)

print(thumbnail_url)

The SDK validates and normalizes transformation values to match the CDN worker. Query params are emitted using canonical rule names and sorted deterministically.

Examples:

image.url(bg="#ffffff", w=150, h=150, rot=90)
image.url(strip_metadata=True, enlarge=False)
image.url(crop="300:300:ce", gravity="ce")

client.custom_domain

Custom domain management for your imgwire environment.

Supported methods:

• create(body)
• retrieve()
• test_connection()
• delete()

Example:

client.custom_domain.create(
    {
        "hostname": "images.example.com",
    }
)

custom_domain = client.custom_domain.retrieve()
verification = client.custom_domain.test_connection()

client.cors_origins

CORS origin management for server-controlled environments.

Supported methods:

• list(page=None, limit=None)
• list_pages(page=1, limit=None)
• list_all(page=1, limit=None)
• create(body)
• retrieve(cors_origin_id)
• update(cors_origin_id, body)
• delete(cors_origin_id)

Example:

created = client.cors_origins.create(
    {
        "pattern": "app.example.com",
    }
)

origins = client.cors_origins.list(limit=50, page=1)

client.cors_origins.update(
    created.id,
    {
        "pattern": "dashboard.example.com",
    },
)

for origin in client.cors_origins.list_all(limit=50):
    print(origin.pattern)

client.metrics

Server-side metrics endpoints for dashboards, reporting, and internal tooling.

Supported methods:

• get_datasets(date_start=None, date_end=None, interval=None, tz=None)
• get_stats(date_start=None, date_end=None, interval=None, tz=None)

Example:

from datetime import datetime, timezone

datasets = client.metrics.get_datasets(
    date_start=datetime(2026, 4, 1, tzinfo=timezone.utc),
    date_end=datetime(2026, 4, 15, tzinfo=timezone.utc),
    interval="DAILY",
    tz="America/Chicago",
)

stats = client.metrics.get_stats(
    date_start=datetime(2026, 4, 1, tzinfo=timezone.utc),
    date_end=datetime(2026, 4, 15, tzinfo=timezone.utc),
    interval="DAILY",
    tz="America/Chicago",
)

Response Shape Notes

• List endpoints exposed through handwritten wrappers return { data, pagination }-style objects via Page(data=..., pagination=...).
• list_pages() yields paginated result objects across pages.
• list_all() yields individual items across every page.
• Image-returning methods return image records extended with url(...) for transformation URL generation.
• Upload helpers return the created image record after the presigned upload completes.

Development

For local development from this repository:

make install-py
. .venv/bin/activate
python

Common local workflows:

make help
make format
make format-py
make release-set VERSION=0.2.0
make clean
make ci

Generation

This repository is generated from the imgwire API contract and then extended with handwritten Python SDK code.

The pipeline is:

1. acquire the raw OpenAPI document
2. shape it with @imgwire/codegen-core for target: "python"
3. generate a disposable base client with OpenAPI Generator
4. apply deterministic post-processing
5. layer in handwritten SDK code from imgwire/

Set OPENAPI_SOURCE to override the spec source. By default:

• local/dev uses http://localhost:8000/openapi.json
• release-oriented generation can use https://api.imgwire.dev/openapi.json by setting OPENAPI_RELEASE=true

make install
make generate
make verify-generated

This writes:

• openapi/raw.openapi.json
• openapi/sdk.openapi.json
• generated/
• CODEGEN_VERSION

Generated code lives in generated/ and should not be edited by hand. Durable SDK code lives in imgwire/.

Versioning

The PyPI package version lives in pyproject.toml, and the repo tooling version in package.json is kept in sync with it.

Set a new version manually with:

make release-set VERSION=0.2.0