streamstraight-server 0.2.10

Python server SDK for streaming data into Streamstraight.

Streamstraight Python SDK

streamstraight-server mirrors the @streamstraight/server Node SDK for producers who prefer Python. It connects to Streamstraight over Socket.IO, manages chunk acknowledgements, and exposes helpers for minting client JWTs.

Quickstart

uv add streamstraight-server

Usage

Streamstraight needs a unique stream_id for every stream you produce. Once connected, you can either push chunks manually with the writer API or hand us an async iterator/object that yields JSON‑serializable chunks. The writer reuses the most recent stream configuration, so call await server.connect({...}) again if you need to swap streams or override the encoder.

Push chunks with the writer context manager

import asyncio
from collections.abc import AsyncIterator

from streamstraight_server import streamstraight_server


async def generate() -> AsyncIterator[str]:
    yield "first"
    yield "second"


async def main() -> None:
    server = await streamstraight_server(
        {"api_key": "YOUR_STREAMSTRAIGHT_API_KEY"},
        {"stream_id": "your-stream-id"},
    )  # connects and configures the stream

    async with server.stream_writer() as writer:
        async for chunk in generate():
            await writer.send(chunk)  # returns an asyncio.Future you can await later if needed
            # You can optionally mirror the same chunks to your HTTP response here.

asyncio.run(main())

Pipe an async iterator directly

import asyncio
from streamstraight_server import streamstraight_server


async def generate():
    # Replace with your LLM or other async generator
    yield {"content": "first chunk"}
    yield {"content": "second chunk"}


async def main() -> None:
    server = await streamstraight_server(
        {"api_key": "YOUR_STREAMSTRAIGHT_API_KEY"},
        {"stream_id": "your-stream-id"},
    )

    await server.stream(generate())

asyncio.run(main())

Mint a client JWT for your browser client

from streamstraight_server import fetch_client_token

token = await fetch_client_token({"api_key": "YOUR_STREAMSTRAIGHT_API_KEY"})

Logging

The SDK defaults to logging only errors. To see more detailed logs (useful for debugging connection issues), you can adjust the log level:

import logging

# Set to INFO to see connection attempts and stream lifecycle
logging.getLogger("streamstraight_server").setLevel(logging.INFO)

# Set to DEBUG to see all internal operations
logging.getLogger("streamstraight_server").setLevel(logging.DEBUG)

# Disable SDK logging entirely
logging.getLogger("streamstraight_server").setLevel(logging.CRITICAL)