noxhere

The unified Python client for every NoxHere resource. Its complete operation catalog is generated from the same OpenAPI contract as @noxhere/sdk.

Install the official distribution from PyPI:

python -m pip install --upgrade noxhere

from noxhere import NoxHereClient

nox = NoxHereClient(token="nox_sk_...")
services = nox.workspace.list_nox_services()

The SDK is optional. The equivalent operation can always be called directly:

import os
import requests

response = requests.get(
    "https://app.noxhere.com/api/v1/services",
    headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ['NOXHERE_API_TOKEN']}"},
    timeout=10,
)
response.raise_for_status()
services = response.json()

See the repository's direct HTTP guide and the OpenAPI-generated operation examples in the developer reference.

Every path, query, body, and response model is generated from NoxHere's OpenAPI contract and is available through noxhere.models. Async applications use the same generated resources:

from noxhere import AsyncNoxHereClient

nox = AsyncNoxHereClient(token="nox_sk_...")
page = await nox.activity.get_nox_feed(query={"limit": 25})

Namespaces are workspace, activity, planning, feedback, stats, and incidents. These unified namespaces are the only supported resource names. Use noxhere.stats.create_stats_client, noxhere.incidents.create_incident_client, or noxhere.feedback.create_feedback_client for focused clients.

Server telemetry is available from the same distribution:

import os

from noxhere.telemetry import create_telemetry

with create_telemetry() as telemetry:
    telemetry.user.registered("user-42")
    telemetry.events.record_parsed("user-42", "record-7")

create_telemetry() reads NOXHERE_API_TOKEN (preferred) or the legacy NOXHERE_INGEST_KEY, plus NOXHERE_SOURCE_ID, NOXHERE_IDENTITY_HASH_KEY, NOXHERE_IDENTITY_KEY_ID, NOXHERE_ENVIRONMENT, and NOXHERE_RELEASE. track() queues delivery and returns immediately; process shutdown or leaving the context flushes the queue. Delivery failures are returned or retained for flush() and never raised into the host application. Set NOXHERE_TELEMETRY_MODE=memory in tests, then inspect telemetry.captured_events without making network calls. Identifiers are HMAC-SHA256 protected before JSON serialization and the original value is never transmitted. Keep the identity key stable—changing it resets user continuity. Compatibility helpers such as user.registered() and activity() delegate to the same contract. The typed events helpers keep built-in event names out of application strings while event timing remains an explicit decision at the call site.

telemetry remains available as a deprecated forwarding package for existing applications; new code should import noxhere.telemetry.

noxhere.events.create_platform_event builds the same common event envelope as the TypeScript SDK. Versions, size limits, privacy keys, and the registered event-type catalog are generated from the canonical platform event contract, so contract changes make the SDK drift check fail until both languages are regenerated.