spreadspace 0.1.1

Official Python SDK for the SpreadSpace API.

SpreadSpace Python SDK

Official Python client for the SpreadSpace API — document extraction and financial spreading for lending.

Some examples below require the generated core (built in CI) or a live sandbox key. They are marked [needs sandbox key] / [needs generated core].

Install

pip install spreadspace

Requires Python 3.9+.

Authentication

from spreadspace import SpreadSpace

client = SpreadSpace(api_key="ss_test_...")   # or omit and set SPREADSPACE_API_KEY

The key prefix selects the environment:

• ss_test_... — routes to your sandbox tenant (seed data, safe to experiment).
• ss_live_... — routes to your live tenant (real data).

If api_key is omitted, the client reads SPREADSPACE_API_KEY from the environment. Never hard-code a live key; never commit any key.

Client options

client = SpreadSpace(
    api_key="ss_test_...",
    base_url="https://api.spreadspace.ai",   # override for a private deployment
    api_version="2026-05-03",                # pins the SpreadSpace-Version header
    timeout=60.0,                            # seconds, per request
    max_retries=2,                           # 429 + 5xx + transport errors
)

API version pinning

Every request sends a dated SpreadSpace-Version header. The SDK pins a default version per release (decoupled from the SDK's own semver). Pin it explicitly to insulate your integration from server-side changes, and override per call when you need a newer surface:

client.borrowers.list(api_version="2026-06-01")   # one call on a newer version

Pagination (lazy, auto cursor)

List endpoints return a lazy iterator that walks cursors for you — it fetches the next page only as you consume it.

for borrower in client.borrowers.list():
    print(borrower["id"])

# Filters pass straight through and persist across pages:
for job in client.jobs.list(status="completed", limit=50):
    print(job["id"])

Async export + wait

Exports are asynchronous operations. create returns a handle; wait polls to completion (or raises on timeout).

op = client.exports.create(borrower_id="...", format="xlsx")
result = op.wait(timeout=300)   # seconds
print(result["download_url"])

Upload a document + wait for processing

job = client.documents.upload("statement.pdf", borrower_id="...")
final = job.wait(timeout=600)   # seconds
print(final["status"])

The upload helper requests a presigned URL, PUTs the file bytes directly to storage with the matching Content-Type (part of the V4 signature), then returns a job handle you can wait on.

Error handling

All errors derive from SpreadSpaceError. Match on the typed subclass, never on the message string:

from spreadspace import (
    SpreadSpaceError,       # base
    NetworkError,           # transport failure, no HTTP response
    BadRequestError,        # 400
    AuthenticationError,    # 401
    PermissionDeniedError,  # 403
    NotFoundError,          # 404
    ConflictError,          # 409
    RateLimitError,         # 429
    InternalServerError,    # 5xx
)

try:
    client.borrowers.get("missing-id")
except RateLimitError as e:
    print("retry after", e.retry_after, "seconds")
except NotFoundError as e:
    print("not found")
except SpreadSpaceError as e:
    # Every error carries request_id — quote it in support tickets.
    print(e.message, e.status_code, e.request_id)

request_id comes from the X-Request-ID response header (falling back to the error body). Transient failures (429, 5xx, transport errors) are retried automatically up to max_retries with exponential backoff + full jitter, honoring Retry-After.

Money is exact

Monetary values decode as decimal.Decimal, not float — the SDK reads the literal digits off the wire, so amounts are exact with no float rounding:

b = client.borrowers.get("...")          # [needs sandbox key]
assert b["total_revenue"] == Decimal("1234.56")   # never 1234.5600000000001

Development

The generated OpenAPI core lives in src/spreadspace/_generated/ and is built in CI (scripts/generate.sh, Java-based — not run locally). It is gitignored and must never be hand-edited. The hand-written ergonomic layer (transport, helpers, typed errors) is the only code committed by hand.

pip install -e '.[dev]'
pytest

License

MIT