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PinBridge Python SDK

Official Python SDK for the PinBridge API, including multipart image and video asset upload support for local publishing workflows.

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Installation

pip install pinbridge-sdk

For local development from source:

pip install -e .[dev]

Requirements

  • Python >=3.10
  • PinBridge API URL (default: https://api.pinbridge.io)
  • Authentication via API key and/or bearer token

Publish to PyPI

After updating and committing the target SDK version:

  1. Create and push a matching version tag:
git tag v1.1.0
git push origin main
git push origin v1.0.2
  1. Wait for the GitHub Actions Publish workflow to finish and verify the package on PyPI.

Client Initialization

from pinbridge_sdk import PinbridgeClient

client = PinbridgeClient(
    base_url="https://api.pinbridge.io",  # optional
    api_key="pb_live_...",                # optional
    bearer_token=None,                     # optional
    timeout=30.0,                          # optional
    headers={"x-request-source": "my-app"},
)

Use as a context manager to close HTTP resources automatically:

with PinbridgeClient(api_key="pb_live_...") as client:
    print(client.system.health().status)

Authentication Patterns

1. API key auth

from pinbridge_sdk import PinbridgeClient

with PinbridgeClient(api_key="pb_live_...") as client:
    keys = client.api_keys.list()

2. Login to bearer token

from pinbridge_sdk import PinbridgeClient
from pinbridge_sdk.models import LoginRequest

with PinbridgeClient() as client:
    auth = client.auth.login(LoginRequest(email="you@example.com", password="super-secret"))
    client.set_bearer_token(auth.access_token)
    print(client.auth.me().workspace.name)

3. Switching auth at runtime

client.set_api_key("pb_live_new")
client.set_bearer_token("new-jwt")
client.clear_auth()  # removes both

Async Client

from pinbridge_sdk import AsyncPinbridgeClient

async def run() -> None:
    async with AsyncPinbridgeClient(api_key="pb_live_...") as client:
        pricing = await client.billing.pricing()
        print(pricing.source)

Resource Guide

All sync resources are available on PinbridgeClient; async equivalents have identical names on AsyncPinbridgeClient.

System (client.system)

  • root()
  • health()
  • readiness()
  • stripe_webhook(body, stripe_signature=...)
health = client.system.health()
print(health.status, health.checks)

ready = client.system.readiness()
print(ready.status, ready.database)

Auth (client.auth)

  • register(RegisterRequest | dict)
  • login(LoginRequest | dict)
  • forgot_password(ForgotPasswordRequest | dict)
  • reset_password(ResetPasswordRequest | dict)
  • change_password(ChangePasswordRequest | dict)
  • request_email_verification()
  • verify_email(token=...)
  • me()
  • get_profile()
  • update_profile(ProfileUpdateRequest | dict)

API Keys (client.api_keys)

  • create(APIKeyCreate | dict)
  • list()
  • update(key_id, APIKeyUpdate | dict)
  • revoke(key_id)

Pinterest (client.pinterest)

  • start_oauth()
  • oauth_callback(code=..., state=..., follow_redirects=False)
  • list_accounts()
  • revoke_account(account_id)
  • list_boards(account_id)
  • list_related_terms(account_id, terms, exact_match=False)
  • create_board(BoardCreateRequest | dict)
  • update_board(board_id, BoardUpdateRequest | dict)
  • delete_board(board_id, account_id=...)
from pinbridge_sdk.models import BoardCreateRequest

accounts = client.pinterest.list_accounts()
boards = client.pinterest.list_boards(accounts[0].id)
related = client.pinterest.list_related_terms(
    accounts[0].id,
    ["workout", "yoga"],
    exact_match=True,
)
created = client.pinterest.create_board(
    BoardCreateRequest(account_id=accounts[0].id, name="SDK Board")
)
print(related.related_terms_list[0].related_terms)

Projects (client.projects)

  • list()
  • create_sandbox(CreateSandboxProjectRequest | dict | None = None)
  • reset_sandbox()
  • switch(SwitchProjectRequest | dict)
projects = client.projects.list()
sandbox = next((p for p in projects.projects if p.environment.value == "sandbox"), None)
if sandbox is None:
    sandbox = next(
        p for p in client.projects.create_sandbox().projects if p.environment.value == "sandbox"
    )
client.projects.reset_sandbox()
switched = client.projects.switch({"project_id": str(sandbox.id)})
client.set_bearer_token(switched.access_token)

Pins and Jobs (client.pins, client.jobs)

  • client.assets.upload_image(file, filename=..., content_type=...)
  • client.assets.upload_video(file, filename=..., content_type=...)
  • client.assets.list(workspace_id=None, sort="created_at_desc", limit=50, offset=0)
  • client.assets.get(asset_id)
  • client.assets.get_content(asset_id)
  • client.assets.delete(asset_id, confirm=False)
  • client.assets.bulk_delete([asset_id, ...], confirm=False)
  • client.pins.create(PinCreate | dict)
  • client.pins.import_json(list[PinImportCreate | PinCreate | dict])
  • client.pins.import_csv(file, filename=..., content_type=...)
  • client.pins.get_import(job_id)
  • client.pins.list_imports(limit=50, offset=0, status=None, source_type=None)
  • client.pins.get(pin_id)
  • client.pins.list(limit=50, offset=0)
  • client.pins.delete(pin_id)
  • client.pins.retry(pin_id, PinRetryRequest | dict | None)
  • client.pins.bulk_delete([pin_id, ...])
  • client.pins.bulk_retry([pin_id, ...])
  • client.jobs.get(job_id)

Deletes on an asset referenced by pins return requires_confirmation=True; pass confirm=True to force the deletion. Bulk actions (bulk_delete, bulk_retry) return a BulkOperationResponse with per-item results (succeeded / skipped / failed).

from pinbridge_sdk.models import PinCreate, PinImportCreate

asset = client.assets.upload_image(
    "./pin-image.png",
    content_type="image/png",
)

pin = client.pins.create(
    PinCreate(
        account_id="...",
        board_id="...",
        title="Hello",
        description="From SDK",
        alt_text="Descriptive alt text for accessibility",
        related_terms=["meal prep", "vegetables"],
        dominant_color="#E88A2D",
        asset_id=asset.id,
        idempotency_key="my-idempotency-key",
    )
)
status = client.jobs.get(pin.id)
print(status.status)
video_asset = client.assets.upload_video(
    "./pin-video.mp4",
    content_type="video/mp4",
)

video_pin = client.pins.create(
    PinCreate(
        account_id="...",
        board_id="...",
        title="Video launch",
        asset_id=video_asset.id,
        cover_image_url="https://cdn.example.com/video-cover.jpg",
        idempotency_key="video-idempotency-key",
    )
)
print(video_pin.media_type.value, video_pin.media_url)
import_job = client.pins.import_json(
    [
        PinImportCreate(
            account_id="...",
            board_id="...",
            title="Bulk one",
            image_url="https://example.com/bulk-1.jpg",
            idempotency_key="bulk-json-1",
            run_at="2026-03-06T10:00:00Z",  # optional: omit for immediate queueing
        ),
        {
            "account_id": "...",
            "board_id": "...",
            "title": "Bulk two",
            "image_url": "https://example.com/bulk-2.jpg",
            "idempotency_key": "bulk-json-2",
        },
    ]
)
print(import_job.status.value)
print(client.pins.get_import(import_job.id).processed_rows)

For scheduled publishing fields (run_at on schedules/import rows), send absolute ISO 8601 timestamps with an explicit timezone offset (for example 2026-03-06T10:00:00Z).

Schedules (client.schedules)

  • create(ScheduleCreate | dict)
  • get(schedule_id)
  • list(limit=50, offset=0)
  • update(schedule_id, ScheduleUpdate | dict) — edit a pending schedule in place (time, board, text, media)
  • cancel(schedule_id)
  • retry(schedule_id)
  • delete(schedule_id)
  • bulk_cancel([schedule_id, ...])
  • bulk_retry([schedule_id, ...])
  • bulk_delete([schedule_id, ...])

Pins and schedules accept either a public image_url or an uploaded asset_id. Video publishes and schedules should use uploaded assets. Pinterest-compatible limits are enforced in SDK models: title <= 100, description <= 800, alt_text <= 500, and URLs (link_url, cover_image_url) <= 2048.

Webhooks (client.webhooks)

  • create(WebhookCreate | dict)
  • list()
  • get(webhook_id)
  • update(webhook_id, WebhookUpdate | dict)
  • delete(webhook_id)

Billing and Rate Meter (client.billing, client.rate_meter)

  • client.billing.pricing()
  • client.billing.checkout(CheckoutRequest | dict)
  • client.billing.portal()
  • client.billing.status()
  • client.rate_meter.get(account_id)

Team (client.team)

  • preview_invitation(token)
  • list_members()
  • list_invitations()
  • create_invitation(TeamInvitationCreateRequest | dict)
  • resend_invitation(invitation_id)
  • revoke_invitation(invitation_id)
  • update_member(member_id, TeamMemberUpdateRequest | dict)
  • remove_member(member_id)
  • accept_invitation(TeamInvitationAcceptRequest | dict)
from pinbridge_sdk.models import TeamInvitationCreateRequest

invitation = client.team.create_invitation(
    TeamInvitationCreateRequest(email="teammate@example.com", role="editor")
)
members = client.team.list_members()

MCP Usage (client.mcp)

  • quota() — current-week MCP request usage and quota for the workspace
  • track() — increment the counter after a tool call, returning the updated usage

Email Preferences (client.email)

  • get_preferences()
  • update_preferences(EmailPreferencesUpdateRequest | dict)
  • unsubscribe(workspace_id=..., token=..., user_id=...) — public token-based unsubscribe

Typed Models

All methods return typed Pydantic models from pinbridge_sdk.models.

Use either model instances or plain dictionaries as method input.

from pinbridge_sdk.models import WebhookCreate

created = client.webhooks.create(
    WebhookCreate(
        url="https://example.com/hook",
        secret="0123456789012345",
        events=["pin.published", "pin.failed"],
    )
)

Error Handling

Raised exceptions:

  • pinbridge_sdk.AuthenticationError
  • pinbridge_sdk.NotFoundError
  • pinbridge_sdk.ValidationError
  • pinbridge_sdk.RateLimitError
  • pinbridge_sdk.APIError
from pinbridge_sdk import APIError, PinbridgeClient

try:
    with PinbridgeClient(api_key="bad") as client:
        client.auth.me()
except APIError as exc:
    print(exc.status_code, exc.message, exc.code)

Extending the SDK

You can register custom resources without changing core classes.

from pinbridge_sdk import PinbridgeClient
from pinbridge_sdk.resources.base import SyncAPIResource

class DiagnosticsResource(SyncAPIResource):
    def ping(self):
        return self._request("GET", "/healthz").json()

with PinbridgeClient(api_key="pb_live_...") as client:
    client.register_resource("diagnostics", DiagnosticsResource)
    print(client.diagnostics.ping())

This keeps new API groups low-risk: add models + resource class and register/bind it.

Testing, Formatting, Coverage

black .
ruff check .
pytest --cov=pinbridge_sdk --cov-config=.coveragerc --cov-report=term-missing --cov-report=xml

Coverage config file: .coveragerc

Detailed release runbook: RELEASING.md

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