shout-run-sdk 0.1.2

Python SDK for shout.run - broadcast your terminal from code

shout-run-sdk

Python SDK for shout.run. Broadcast your terminal from code.

Write a script, pipe some output, and anyone with the link watches it live.

Install

pip install shout-run-sdk

Quick Start

from shout_sdk import ShoutSession

session = ShoutSession(api_key='shout_sk_...')
info = session.start(title='My Agent Session')
print(f"Live at: {info['url']}")

session.write('Hello, world!\r\n')
# ... do work ...

session.end()

Context Manager

from shout_sdk import ShoutSession

with ShoutSession(api_key='shout_sk_...') as session:
    info = session.start(title='My Agent')
    session.write('Working...\r\n')
    # session.end() called automatically

Getting an API Key

npm install -g shout-run
shout login
shout api-key create "My Agent"

The key is printed once. Save it somewhere safe. Keys start with shout_sk_.

You can list your keys with shout api-key list and revoke one with shout api-key revoke <id>.

API Reference

ShoutSession(api_key, **kwargs)

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
api_key	str	required	API key (starts with shout_sk_)
title	str	'SDK Session'	Session title shown to viewers
visibility	str	'public'	'public', 'followers', or 'private'
cols	int	80	Terminal columns
rows	int	24	Terminal rows
api_url	str	'https://api.shout.run'	API base URL

Methods

• start() — Creates the session and connects WebSocket. Returns {'session_id', 'url', 'ws_url'}.
• write(data) — Sends terminal output (str or bytes). Automatically buffered, rate-limited, and chunked.
• resize(cols, rows) — Updates terminal dimensions.
• end() — Flushes buffer, sends end frame, closes session.

Properties

• state — Current state: SessionState.IDLE, .CONNECTING, .LIVE, .ENDING, .ENDED
• viewers — Current viewer count
• session_id — Session ID (None before start)

Events

session.on('connected', lambda: print('Connected!'))
session.on('disconnected', lambda code, reason: print(f'Disconnected: {code}'))
session.on('reconnecting', lambda attempt: print(f'Reconnecting #{attempt}'))
session.on('viewers', lambda count: print(f'Viewers: {count}'))
session.on('error', lambda err: print(f'Error: {err}'))
session.on('state_change', lambda state: print(f'State: {state}'))

Piping Subprocess Output

import subprocess
from shout_sdk import ShoutSession

session = ShoutSession(api_key='shout_sk_...')
info = session.start(title='Running tests')

proc = subprocess.Popen(
    ['pytest', '-v'],
    stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
    stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,
)

for line in proc.stdout:
    session.write(line)

proc.wait()
session.end()

License

MIT