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Numerous Software Development Kit

Welcome to the Numerous Developer Documentation page!

This is the documentation for the Numerous SDK. If you are looking an overview of the Numerous platform, please visit the Numerous platform documentation.

📥 To begin, install the SDK into your Python environment with:

pip install numerous

🛠 The installation includes two main components: the CLI and the Numerous Python package.

Command Line Interface (CLI): A tool for managing your apps

Use the CLI to deploy and manage apps on the Numerous platform:

• numerous init - Create a new Numerous app
• numerous deploy - Deploy your app to production

Python SDK package: Integrate Numerous features into Python-based web apps

The SDK enables you to interact with Numerous services programmatically in your Python web applications.

• Store and organize data (JSON documents, and files) with collections.
• Access information about users and manage user interaction with sessions.

SDK Development

This section contains information about how to develop the SDK itself for developers interested in contributing to the SDK.

Most common tasks are defined in the Makefile. Use make help to get an overview.

To setup pre-commit hooks, use pre-commit to setup hooks for linters and tests. This requires pre-commit to be installed and it is included in the Python SDK development dependencies.

To install pre-commit and pre-push hooks:

pre-commit install

And you can run them on demand:

pre-commit run --all

Development of Python SDK 🐍

Create a virtual environment and activate it:

python -m venv ./venv
./venv/bin/activate

Install the package in editable mode (including development dependencies):

pip install -e ./python[dev]

Run the tests:

make sdk-test

And the linters:

make sdk-lint

Development of Go CLI 🐹

To build, run make cli-build. The executable is stored as build/numerous.

While developing, you can run the CLI like below:

# Run the CLI
go run .

# e.g.
go run . init
go run . dev

You can lint with:

make cli-lint

And you can run tests with:

make cli-test