space-gass-api 14.50.84b1

Official Python SDK for the SPACE GASS API. Auto-generated from the OpenAPI specification with Microsoft Kiota.

space-gass-api

Official Python SDK for the SPACE GASS API.

The SPACE GASS API gives you programmatic access to SPACE GASS structural analysis — open or create new job files, read or edit structural entities, run analyses, and query results.

Quick Start

from space_gass_api import SpaceGassApiClient
import space_gass_api.models as models

client = SpaceGassApiClient.create_client()

# Create a new project
await client.job.new.post()

# Add a node
node = await client.job.structure.nodes.post(
    models.NodeCreate(x=0, y=0, z=0))

# Query with filters — pass query parameters as keyword arguments
restrained = await client.job.structure.nodes.get(
    node_type=models.NodeTypeFilter.Restrained)

# Close the project
await client.job.close.post()

Enhanced .get() with keyword arguments

Kiota-generated builders normally require verbose RequestConfiguration objects to pass GET query parameters:

from kiota_abstractions.base_request_configuration import RequestConfiguration
from space_gass_api.job.structure.nodes.nodes_request_builder import (
    NodesRequestBuilder,
)

qp = NodesRequestBuilder.NodesRequestBuilderGetQueryParameters(
    node_type=models.NodeTypeFilter.Restrained)
nodes = await client.job.structure.nodes.get(
    request_configuration=RequestConfiguration(query_parameters=qp))

This SDK enhances .get() so you can pass those same parameters as keyword arguments directly:

nodes = await client.job.structure.nodes.get(
    node_type=models.NodeTypeFilter.Restrained)

Both forms are supported — the verbose request_configuration= pattern still works for advanced use cases (custom headers, middleware options).

Keyword argument names match the snake_case field names on the builder's query parameters (e.g. node_type, limit, offset, min_x). Invalid names raise TypeError with a clear message.

Documentation

• Getting Started
• API Reference
• Examples