Neo4j Aura SDK for Python
This SDK provides a thin, async client for the Neo4j Aura HTTP API.
Highlights in this branch
- Support for both v1 and v2beta1 endpoints.
- Client-level API versioning and guards so v2 endpoints can't be called by a v1-configured client.
- Models and helper methods for import jobs and IP filters (v2beta1).
Installation
Install from PyPI (when published) or install locally for development:
Using pip:
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -U pip
pip install -e .
# install test/runtime deps
pip install pytest httpx pydantic
Using poetry:
poetry install
API versioning
The client defaults to the v1 API surface. To call v2 endpoints (v2beta1) you must construct the client with an API version that begins with v2.
- Constructor option: pass
api_version="v2beta1"toAuraClient. - Environment helper:
AuraClient.from_env()will readAURA_API_VERSION(defaults tov1).
The client enforces a guard for v2 endpoints: calling a v2 method when the client is configured for v1 will raise a clear ValueError indicating the API version mismatch. This prevents accidental use of v2 endpoints when the client is not configured for them.
Examples
Default (v1) client — v2 methods will be blocked:
from neo4j_aura_sdk import AuraClient
async with AuraClient.from_env() as client: # AURA_API_VERSION default is 'v1'
tenants = await client.tenants()
# The following will raise ValueError because the client is v1:
# await client.list_organization_ip_filters("org-id")
Create a v2beta1 client (allows v2 calls):
from neo4j_aura_sdk import AuraClient
async with AuraClient("id", "secret", api_version="v2beta1") as client:
# Calls to v2beta1 endpoints (IP filters, import jobs) are allowed
filters = await client.list_organization_ip_filters("org-id")
You can also set the environment variable AURA_API_VERSION=v2beta1 before calling AuraClient.from_env().
Usage
Minimal example (uses environment variables for credentials):
from neo4j_aura_sdk import AuraClient
import asyncio
async def main():
async with AuraClient.from_env() as client:
tenants = await client.tenants()
print(tenants)
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())
Development
Run tests
With poetry:
poetry run pytest -q
With pip/venv:
source .venv/bin/activate
pytest -q
Build/publish
poetry build
poetry publish
Contributing
Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for contributor guidelines.
Notes
- The repository now exposes an
api_versionproperty onAuraClientand provides clear guards for attempting v2 calls on a v1-configured client. - Several v1 and v2 methods include concise docstrings describing inputs and return models.
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