SRG+ Python SDK

Python client for the SRG+ API — manage hub profiles, channels, contents, assets, workspaces, and permissions.

Installation

pip install srgplus

Requires Python 3.11+ and depends on httpx and pydantic.

Quick start

from srg import SRGClient

with SRGClient(api_key="srgplus_...") as client:
    profiles = client.hub_profiles.list()
    contents = client.contents.filter(profiles[0].id)

The api_key can also be provided via the SRG_API_KEY environment variable:

export SRG_API_KEY=srgplus_...

client = SRGClient()  # reads from env

Async

import asyncio
from srg import AsyncSRGClient

async def main():
    async with AsyncSRGClient(api_key="srgplus_...") as client:
        channels = await client.channels.list(hub_profile_id="hp-id")
        # workspace_id is fetched lazily on first access:
        ws_id = await client.get_workspace_id()

asyncio.run(main())

Per-request API keys (multi-tenant servers)

A single SRGClient / AsyncSRGClient can serve any number of workspaces from one shared httpx connection pool. Bind the key per call instead of per client:

from srg import SRGClient

client = SRGClient()  # no eager bootstrap, no default key

# Option A — scoped clone (returns a thin wrapper that reuses the pool)
scoped = client.with_api_key("srgplus_workspace_a")
scoped.hub_profiles.list()

# Option C — context manager
with client.use_api_key("srgplus_workspace_b"):
    client.hub_profiles.list()

The same patterns work on AsyncSRGClient:

async with AsyncSRGClient() as client:
    async with client.use_api_key("srgplus_workspace_a"):
        await client.hub_profiles.list()

    scoped = client.with_api_key("srgplus_workspace_b")
    await scoped.hub_profiles.list()

Implementation detail: an internal contextvars.ContextVar carries the active key through the call stack, so with_api_key / use_api_key are safe under asyncio and threaded servers. Each request adds its own Authorization header — the underlying httpx.Client is shared.

When you call SRGClient(api_key=...) the eager way, that key is used as the default for every request that doesn't have one bound — so existing single-key code continues to work unchanged.

Configuration

Documentation

Full API reference and usage examples are in docs/:

License

MIT — see LICENSE.