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solari-sandbox (Python)

Python SDK for Solari Sandboxes — fast, ephemeral code sandboxes (micro-VMs) with a code interpreter, filesystem, ports, and git. Mirrors the TypeScript @solarisdk/sandbox package.

Capabilities and limits at a glance: https://docs.getsolari.com/sdk-capabilities.

Install

pip install solari-sandbox

Quickstart

import asyncio, os
from solari_sandbox import SandboxClient

async def main():
    client = SandboxClient(api_key=os.environ["SOLARI_API_KEY"])
    sb = await client.create(template="base")
    try:
        await sb.connect()
        result = await sb.run_code("print(6 * 7)")
        print("".join(r.text or "" for r in result.results if r.type == "stdout"))   # -> 42
    finally:
        await sb.kill()
        await client.aclose()

asyncio.run(main())

SandboxClient(...) accepts api_key, base_url (default https://api.getsolari.com; pass https://api-sta.getsolari.com for staging), and call_timeout_ms. The same slr_live_… key authenticates against both the browser and desktop/sandbox APIs. run_code returns a RunCodeResult: its results list holds items of type "stdout", "stderr" or "result" (plus charts and error).

Releasing sandboxes

A sandbox keeps running (and billing) until its idle timeout unless you release it. kill() does that; async with (or with, for the synchronous client) calls it for you on every exit path:

async with await sandboxes.create() as sbx:
    await sbx.commands.run("echo", args=["hi"])
# killed here

A process that ends with a sandbox it never killed or closed prints a one-line reminder at exit. Timeouts are in milliseconds: idle_timeout_ms is the rolling idle window, and commands.run(..., timeout_ms=) the deadline for one command (result.timedOut says it was cut off; the default is 600 000 ms).

Synchronous use

Not running asyncio? SyncSandboxClient takes the same arguments and hands back synchronous handles: every method runs to completion on the client's own event loop and returns its value (create, connect, start and create_desktop all return such handles).

import os
from solari_sandbox import SyncSandboxClient

with SyncSandboxClient(api_key=os.environ["SOLARI_API_KEY"]) as client:
    sb = client.create(template="base")
    try:
        sb.connect()
        result = sb.run_code("print(6 * 7)")
        print("".join(r.text or "" for r in result.results if r.type == "stdout"))   # -> 42
        print(sb.files.list("/")[0].name, sb.metrics().cpuPct)
    finally:
        sb.kill()

One consequence of sharing one loop: output callbacks such as on_stdout fire while a call is running on the handle (for example inside handle.wait()), not between calls; async with on a sync handle is not supported.

Restarting a stopped sandbox

When the guest powers itself off the sandbox goes to state stopped; the host keeps its disk. start() boots it again (a cold boot: processes and memory are gone, files on disk are kept) and returns a live handle on the fresh control URL:

sb = await client.start(sandbox_id)       # sync client: sb = client.start(sandbox_id) (a sync handle)
await sb.connect()

Calling it on an already-running sandbox is fine. Errors carry .status and .code: 409 NotStopped (a paused sandbox needs resume), 409 StartInProgress (poll get until it is running), 409 StoppedDiskMissing / StoppedDiskUnsafe / GoldenMismatch / DiskPlatformMismatch / DiskShaMismatch / DiskExceedsSpec / DiskOwnerMismatch (the host cannot start this disk), 409 HostCapabilityMissing (the host pool is not armed for start; not retryable), 500 StartFailed (the sandbox stays stopped with its disk, so calling again is safe), 502 StartHostError (host unreachable, retryable), NoCapacityError (503 NoCapacity or StartTimeout, retryable) and ConcurrencyLimitError (429). A stopped sandbox reports state == "stopped" from get; every other route on it answers 409 SandboxStopped (only get and kill still work). start() is not retried automatically. The gateway route is POST /sandboxes/:id/start.

Docs: https://getsolari.com

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