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Python client for Sanity.io CMS HTTP API

Project description

python-sanity

Python client for Sanity.io CMS HTTP API.

ℹ️ Note: This package is an active fork of the original project at OmniPro-Group/sanity-python.

Install

Available on pypi as package python-sanity

Install with uv:

uv add python-sanity

Install with pip:

pip install python-sanity

Environment Variables

You can pass parameters to the client constructor directly, but it is recommended to use environment variables.

Variable Description Required Default Value
SANITY_PROJECT_ID The project ID Yes
SANITY_DATASET The dataset to use No production
SANITY_API_TOKEN The API token Yes
SANITY_LOG_LEVEL Level of logging No INFO

Examples

from sanity.client import Client
import logging
from scripts.colour_json import print_json_in_colour

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

project_id = "<project id>"
dataset = "<dataset>"
token = "<api token>"

client = Client(
    logger,
    project_id=project_id,
    dataset=dataset,
    token=token,
    use_cdn=True
)

# GET Query Method
result = client.query(
    groq="count(*[_type == 'post'])",
    explain=False,
    variables={
        "language": "es",
        "t": 4
    },
    method="GET"
)
print_json_in_colour(result)

# POST Query Method
result = client.query(
    groq="count(*[_type == 'post'])",
    variables={
        "language": "es",
        "t": 4
    },
    method="POST"
)
print_json_in_colour(result)

# Assets
png = "https://some.web.address.com/some_name.png"
result = client.assets(file_path=png)
print_json_in_colour(result)

png2 = "some_file_path/name"
result = client.assets(file_path=png2, mime_type="image/png")
print_json_in_colour(result)

# Mutate
transactions = [
    {
        "createOrReplace": {
            "_id": "speaker.asdf",
            "_type": "speaker",
            "title": "Some Name",
            "slug": {
                "_type": "slug",
                "current": "some-name"
            },
            'image': {
              '_type': 'image',
              'asset': {
                '_ref': 'image-6ffb37d2eeabc7d07b3ca485c7b497e77bdcccd4-1232x1280-png',
                '_type': 'reference'
              }
            }
        }
    }
]
result = client.mutate(
    transactions=transactions,
    return_ids=False,
    return_documents=False,
    visibility="sync",
    dry_run=False,
)
print_json_in_colour(result)

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