Synqly Python SDK (Typeless)
The synqly-typeless package provides a Python client for the Synqly platform where engine connector responses return plain dictionaries instead of typed Pydantic models. This gives you full flexibility to work with response data without schema constraints — ideal for custom mappings, dynamic integrations, and rapid prototyping.
The management API (accounts, integrations, mappings, tokens) remains fully typed.
This package is a drop-in replacement for the typed synqly SDK — usage is identical with the caveat that engine request and response payloads are generic (Dict[str, Any]) rather than Pydantic models.
If you aren't yet a Synqly customer, please schedule a demo.
Installation
pip install synqly-typeless
Quick Start
from synqly_typeless.management.client import SynqlyManagement
from synqly_typeless.engine.client import SynqlyEngine
# Management client — create accounts, integrations, mappings
mgmt = SynqlyManagement(token="<org-token>", base_url="https://api.synqly.com")
# Engine client — query data (responses are plain dicts)
engine = SynqlyEngine(token="<integration-token>", base_url="https://api.synqly.com")
# Query EDR endpoints — result is List[dict]
response = engine.edr.query_endpoints(limit=10)
for endpoint in response.result:
print(endpoint["device"]["hostname"])
# Query tickets
tickets = engine.ticketing.query_tickets(limit=5)
# Create a ticket
engine.ticketing.create_ticket(
name="my-ticket",
summary="Something needs attention",
priority="HIGH",
)
How It Differs from synqly
synqly (typed) |
synqly-typeless |
|
|---|---|---|
| Engine responses | Pydantic models | Dict[str, Any] |
| Management API | Typed | Typed |
| Response envelope | Typed (result, cursor, messages) |
Typed |
| Install side-by-side | ✓ | ✓ |
Both packages can be installed in the same environment without conflicts.
Documentation
- Synqly Documentation
- API Reference
- Adaptive Mapping
- Getting Started Guide
- Typed SDK Examples — usage patterns apply directly to this package
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