Tilebox Core
Shared types and client infrastructure for the Tilebox Python SDKs.
Public imports are tilebox.query for TimeInterval, IDInterval, and Pagination,
and tilebox.errors for SDK exceptions. The _tilebox namespace contains private
connections, generated messages, conversions, retries, pagination, and test utilities.
Core does not depend on datasets or its scientific libraries. Parsing ordinary Python datetimes requires no optional libraries. Strings and scientific datetime values use pandas when parsed; xarray inputs also require xarray. Install pandas explicitly for these parsing conveniences in workflows-only environments. Datasets already installs these libraries.
Run tests in the workspace with uv sync --all-packages followed by
uv run --no-sync pytest tilebox-core. Transport tests use generated datasets clients.
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