Snow Leopard SDK for Python
This repo contains the Python client library for Snow Leopard APIs.
See our API documentation for more details.
Installation
pip install snowleopard
Quick Start
from snowleopard import SnowLeopardClient
# Initialize the client (or AsyncSnowLeopardClient)
client = SnowLeopardClient(api_key="your-api-key")
# Query your data in natural language
response = client.retrieve(user_query="How many users signed up last month?", instance_id="your-instance-id")
Getting Started
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Try Snow Leopard here https://cloud.snowleopard.ai
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Set your API key via environment variable:
export SNOWLEOPARD_API_KEY="your-api-key"
Or pass it directly to the client:
SnowLeopardClient(api_key="your-api-key")
Usage
Synchronous Client
from snowleopard import SnowLeopardClient
with SnowLeopardClient() as client:
# Get data directly from a natural language query
response = client.retrieve(user_query="How many superheroes are there?")
print(response.data)
# Stream natural language summary of live data
for chunk in client.response(user_query="How many superheroes are there?"):
print(chunk)
# Give feedback to help Snow Leopard understand your business logic better
client.feedback(
feedback_text="The revenue column in the orders table should be labeled "
"'gross revenue before discounts', not 'net revenue'.",
instance_id="<instance-id>"
)
Async Client
from snowleopard import AsyncSnowLeopardClient
async with AsyncSnowLeopardClient() as client:
# Get complete results
response = await client.retrieve(user_query="How many superheroes are there?")
print(response.data)
# Get streaming results
async for chunk in client.response(user_query="How many superheroes are there?"):
print(chunk)
# Give feedback to help Snow Leopard understand your business logic better
await client.feedback(
feedback_text="The revenue column in the orders table should be labeled "
"'gross revenue before discounts', not 'net revenue'.",
instance_id="<instance-id>"
)
CLI
The SDK includes a command-line interface:
pip install snowleopard
snowy retrieve --instance <instance-id> "How many records are there?"
snowy response --instance <instance-id> "Summarize the data"
snowy feedback --instance <instance-id> "The revenue totals looked wrong"
On-Premises Customers
For our customers who have a separate deployment per dataset, you should declare explicitly when creating a client and omit <instance_id> when querying.
Example:
client = SnowLeopardClient(url="https://{your-vm-ip}:{port}", api_key="your-api-key")
response = client.retrieve(user_query="How many users signed up last month?")
Contributing
For SDK developer docs and how to contribute, see CONTRIBUTING.md
Release files for snowleopard 0.5.1
For a detailed explanation of source distributions (sdists) and built distributions (wheels), please see the package formats documentation.
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