jetv-clearing-sdk 1.0.1

Official Python SDK for the Clearing economic-principal (EPID) service

jetv-clearing-sdk

Official Python SDK for the Clearing economic-principal (EPID) service.

Clearing assigns every economic principal — humans, services, agents, organizations, and providers — a stable EPID and a canonical kind, and exposes signed, auditable operations for resolution, sourced writes, and identity unification.

Install

pip install jetv-clearing-sdk

Tiers

The SDK is layered so each caller only takes the capability (and trust) it needs:

Tier	Constructor	Capability
L1 — read	ClearingClient.read_only(...)	resolve EPIDs, read canonical kinds (no signing keys)
L2 — source	ClearingClient.source(...)	F4-signed ensure / link / affiliate writes
L3 — unify	ClearingClient.unify(...)	key-proof, verified-attribute, bind, and realm-link flows

Quick start (L1)

import asyncio
from clearing_sdk import ClearingClient

async def main():
    client = ClearingClient.read_only(base_url="https://clearing.internal")
    resolved = await client.resolve("user", "[e-mail]")
    print(resolved.epid, resolved.canonical_kind, resolved.status)

asyncio.run(main())

Canonical JSON & signing

For source-authenticated (F4) and unify (L2/L3) operations the SDK produces a Go-exact canonical JSON encoding so signatures verify byte-for-byte against the server reference implementation, including HTML escaping of <, >, & and U+2028 / U+2029. Floating-point numbers are rejected in signed bodies to keep canonicalization deterministic.

Resilience

The L1 read client ships an in-process TTL cache, single-flight request deduplication, and a circuit breaker with zero required third-party runtime deps beyond httpx and cryptography.

License

Apache-2.0