Pigeon Python SDK
Official Python client for the Pigeon contract-native message broker.
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.github/workflows/release.yml. Until the first registry release is cut, install from the repository subdirectory for development.
pip install ./sdk/python
After the first PyPI release:
pip install pigeonmq
from pigeonmq import PigeonClient, PigeonClientError
client = PigeonClient(token="checkout-token")
client.connect(["payments.authorize"])
try:
result = client.request(
"payments.authorize",
{
"merchantId": "m",
"orderId": "order_42",
"amount": 42.0,
"currency": "GBP",
"paymentToken": "tok",
},
intent="authorize_payment",
idempotency_key="order_42:authorize",
classification="pci",
region="uk",
)
print(result["status"])
except PigeonClientError as error:
print(error.code, error.status)
The client exposes connect, publish, request, receive, subjects, audit, and quarantine. Errors surface as PigeonClientError with code, status, and details.
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