stella-anonymize-core 2.0.1

Python bindings for stella anonymization core

stella-anonymize-core

Python bindings for the stella anonymization Rust core.

Install

Prebuilt wheels are published to PyPI (this activates with the next release). Wheels ship the bundled native pipeline packages, so no monorepo checkout is needed:

uv add stella-anonymize-core
# or: pip install stella-anonymize-core

Wheels target Python 3.11+ (abi3) on manylinux x64/aarch64, macOS x64/arm64, and Windows x64. Only wheels are published; there is no source distribution. The build.rs step needs the monorepo's generated .stlanonpkg native pipeline packages, so a source build cannot be self-contained. To build from a checkout instead, run bun run build first so those packages exist, then:

uv add ./crates/anonymize-py

Usage

Prepare or load the anonymizer once, then reuse it for documents.

import stella_anonymize as anonymize

languages = anonymize.available_default_native_pipeline_languages()
prepared = anonymize.preload_default_native_pipeline(
    language="en" if "en" in languages else None
)
result = prepared.redact_text(text, redact_string="***")

print(result.redaction.redacted_text)

Regional codes use the exact package when present and otherwise fall back to the base language package, so en-US can use the shipped en artifact.

For caller-owned configs, prepare package bytes before serving documents and load them at runtime:

import stella_anonymize as anonymize

package_bytes = anonymize.prepare_search_package(config_json)
prepared = anonymize.load_prepared_package(package_bytes)
prepared.warm_lazy_regex()
result = prepared.redact_text(text, redact_string="***")

get_default_native_pipeline() defers lazy regex warmup by default so the first call only pays for regexes the document actually touches. Use preload_default_native_pipeline() or pass warmup="lazy-regex" when startup can absorb that cost before serving documents. Top-level redact_text() and redact_text_json() are available for one-off calls, but they prepare from config on each invocation. Use load_prepared_package() or load_prepared_package_file() for repeated document processing.

API

• prepare_search_package(config_json | config_bytes | config_mapping, compressed=True) -> bytes
• load_prepared_package(package_bytes) -> PreparedAnonymizer
• load_prepared_package_file(package_path) -> PreparedAnonymizer
• available_default_native_pipeline_languages() -> tuple[str, ...]
• read_default_native_pipeline_package_file(language=None) -> bytes
• get_default_native_pipeline(language=None, package_path=None, warmup="none") -> PreparedAnonymizer
• preload_default_native_pipeline(language=None, package_path=None) -> PreparedAnonymizer
• PreparedAnonymizer.warm_lazy_regex()
• PreparedAnonymizer.warm_lazy_regex_diagnostics_json()
• PreparedAnonymizer.redact_text(text, operators=None, redact_string=None)
• PreparedAnonymizer.redact_text_json(text, operators=None, redact_string=None)
• PreparedAnonymizer.diagnostics_json(text, operators=None, redact_string=None)

PreparedSearch is an alias for PreparedAnonymizer.