render-lab-tasks-posthog
Unreleased Python port: 12 registered tasks from render-lab/render-tasks. Python 3.12+, Render SDK 1.0.1. Requires core 0.1.1 or later.
From the repository root:
uv sync --all-packages --locked
Import render_lab_tasks_posthog.tasks to register tasks. The package root is inert.
Compose the exported app with Workflows.from_workflows; call tasks through
ctx.run. Every operation also exports *_impl(ctx, input, *, deps=None) for
injection. Client(http, env) accepts a caller-owned HTTPX client, and
Deps(posthog=client) injects it. Default dependencies open and close the HTTP
client per invocation; credentials are read lazily at use. No HTTP retries or
background vendor polling occur; retry.py owns the durable retry policies.
Task surface
| Registered task | Python export |
|---|---|
posthog.awaitExport |
await_export |
posthog.awaitQuery |
await_query |
posthog.capture |
capture |
posthog.captureBatch |
capture_batch |
posthog.createAnnotation |
create_annotation |
posthog.createExport |
create_export |
posthog.createFeatureFlag |
create_feature_flag |
posthog.evaluateFlags |
evaluate_flags |
posthog.groupIdentify |
group_identify |
posthog.identify |
identify |
posthog.runQuery |
run_query |
posthog.updateFeatureFlag |
update_feature_flag |
Typed JSON inputs and results are in types.py. Task names and JSON field names
match the pinned source; Python function names use snake_case.
Environment
| Variable | Requirement |
|---|---|
POSTHOG_HOST |
Optional; https://us.posthog.com by default; choose the account region. |
POSTHOG_PROJECT_API_KEY |
Required for ingestion and flag evaluation. |
POSTHOG_PERSONAL_API_KEY |
Required for flag management, queries, exports, and annotations. |
POSTHOG_PROJECT_ID |
Required for management endpoints. |
Behavior and limits
Project keys are sent only in ingestion/evaluation bodies; management uses the personal bearer token. Ingestion and non-idempotent creates disable retries. Batch input is capped at 500 events and 3.5 MB; query results default to 1 MB with a 3.5 MB ceiling. Export completion reads a redirect Location without downloading file bytes or forwarding credentials to storage. A returned URL is an opaque vendor value; its lifetime and accessibility need live checks.
Verification
All registered tasks have hermetic contract fixtures executed independently against
the pinned TS implementation. SDK-backed tasks also have explicit HTTP request
fixtures. See tests/test_batch3_contracts.py and tests/test_batch3_edges.py.
These are not live vendor results.
Vendor webhooks subpaths and other registration-free TS exports are outside this batch unless explicitly listed above. Full registered-task coverage does not imply all supporting exports are ported.
Pending scopes, test resources, replay, and hosted checks are in the live-testing backlog and verification tracker.
Installation
pip install render-lab-tasks-posthog==0.1.0
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