pycdmon 1.0.1

Professional Python client for the cdmon Domains & DNS API

pycdmon

Professional Python client for cdmon Domains & DNS API.

• Full endpoint coverage for core domain + DNS operations
• Sync and async clients
• Typed payload helpers
• Clean error model (CdmonApiError, CdmonTransportError)
• Designed for human and agent workflows

Install

pip install pycdmon

Or from source:

pip install -e .[dev]

Quickstart

from pycdmon import CdmonDomainsClient

with CdmonDomainsClient(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY") as client:
    result = client.check("example.com")
    print(result["data"]["result"]["available"])

Async usage

import asyncio
from pycdmon import AsyncCdmonDomainsClient

async def main() -> None:
    async with AsyncCdmonDomainsClient(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY") as client:
        print(await client.check("example.com"))

asyncio.run(main())

CLI (cdmon)

After installation, a cdmon command is available:

export CDMON_API_KEY="your_api_key"
cdmon check example.com
cdmon info example.com
cdmon authcode example.com
cdmon renew example.com --period 1
cdmon transfer example.com 'AUTH-CODE'
cdmon dns-records example.com
cdmon dns-create example.com --host @ --type A --destination 1.2.3.4 --ttl 900
cdmon dns-delete example.com --host @ --type A
cdmon price com create
cdmon periods com renew
cdmon balance
cdmon status check

You can also pass the key inline:

cdmon --api-key "$CDMON_API_KEY" check example.com

Supported operations

• Endpoint status: status
• Domains: check, info, authcode, list_domains, register, renew, transfer, restore
• Domain options: set_block, set_whois_private, set_dnssec, modify_contact
• DNS: set_nameservers, get_dns_records, create_dns_record, edit_dns_record, delete_dns_record, send_dns_key
• Billing/meta: get_price, get_periods, balance
• Auto-renewal: get_autorenewal, manage_autorenewal

Error handling

from pycdmon import CdmonApiError, CdmonDomainsClient

try:
    with CdmonDomainsClient(api_key="...") as client:
        client.transfer("example.com", "wrong-authcode")
except CdmonApiError as exc:
    print(exc.status_code, exc.message)
    print(exc.payload)

Agent-friendly repo workflow

This repository is structured to be easy for coding agents:

• src/ strict package layout
• tests/ isolated, deterministic HTTP tests
• examples/ runnable snippets
• docs/ implementation and API notes
• CI with lint + tests

Suggested autonomous loop for agents:

1. Add/update behavior in src/pycdmon
2. Add/adjust tests in tests/
3. Run ruff check . && pytest
4. Keep commits small and descriptive

Releases

This repository supports automatic releases from main using Python Semantic Release and Conventional Commits.

Why this approach

This is a Python package, so the release automation is now Python-native:

• no package.json
• no Node-based semantic-release
• versioning is configured in pyproject.toml
• the workflow uses python-semantic-release, build, and optional twine

Conventional Commits are still used, but they are only the input convention for deciding the version bump. They do not imply a Node/npm release stack.

How it works

• merge changes into main
• GitHub Actions runs validation (ruff check . and pytest)
• python-semantic-release inspects commit messages since the last tag
• if a release is warranted, it will:
  • determine the next version
  • update pyproject.toml
  • create the release commit and tag
  • publish the GitHub Release
• if PYPI_TOKEN is defined in repository secrets, the workflow also publishes dist/* to PyPI via twine upload
• if PYPI_TOKEN is not defined but PYPI_MASTER_TOKEN exists, the workflow falls back to that token for PyPI publication

Commit conventions

Use Conventional Commits so release automation can infer version bumps:

• fix: -> patch release
• feat: -> minor release
• feat!: or any commit with BREAKING CHANGE: -> major release
• docs:, test:, chore: -> no release by default

Example:

git commit -m "fix: handle TXT DNS records with value field"

Notes

• The release workflow only runs on pushes to main.
• The repository must allow GitHub Actions to push release commits and tags using GITHUB_TOKEN.
• If branch protection is strict, make sure it still permits the release workflow to push the generated release commit.
• If neither PYPI_TOKEN nor PYPI_MASTER_TOKEN is present, the workflow still creates the Git tag and GitHub Release and skips the PyPI upload.

API reference source

Based on cdmon official API docs: https://apidedominioscat.docs.apiary.io/#introduction/endpoints-disponibles

License

MIT