tilt-py 0.1.2

Python client for processing and sending data to Tilt's distributed computing platform

Tilt Python Client

This is the official Python client for submitting and processing data in the Tilt distributed computing platform.

🚀 Overview

Tilt enables distributed data processing by orchestrating multiple devices connected to a network. This client is responsible for reading input files, batching the content, and sending it to the Tilt API asynchronously.

📦 Installation

pip install tilt-py

🧑‍💻 Usage

import os
from uuid import UUID

from tilt import Options, Tilt
from tilt.source_handler import TextSourceHandler
from tilt.types import Some

# Load environment variables or set directly
SECRET_KEY = os.getenv("SECRET_KEY")  # or "your_secret_key"
PROGRAM_ID = UUID("c6e024e0-ad75-45ca-94b4-bbeadb4eebfa")  # Replace with your program ID
INPUT_FILE = "shipping_calculation.jsonl"  # Path to your input file

# Configure data source and options
data_src = TextSourceHandler(INPUT_FILE)
options = Options(
    data_src=Some(data_src),
    program_id=Some(PROGRAM_ID),
    secret_key=Some(SECRET_KEY),
)

# Create Tilt instance and run processing
tilt = Tilt(options)
results = tilt.create_and_poll()

# Process results
texts = []
for _, item in results:
    if item is not None:
        texts.append(item.value.decode())

print(" ".join(texts))

The client reads from the configured data source, batches the input, and sends it to the Tilt API for processing.

✅ Requirements

• Python 3.10+

Common Issues & Fixes

SSL Certificate Verification Error on macOS

If you encounter the following error when running the application:

ssl.SSLCertVerificationError: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: unable to get local issuer certificate

This is a common issue on macOS with Python installations (especially Python 3.10+), as the default Python does not automatically use the system's certificate store.

Solution

Run the official Python certificate installer (recommended):

/Applications/Python\ 3.13/Install\ Certificates.command

This command installs the Mozilla root certificates bundle and updates the Python trust store.

Alternatively, if the command is not available (e.g., Homebrew, pyenv, or custom installation), update the certifi package:

pip install --upgrade certifi

After running either of these, restart your terminal or Python process and try again:

python -m tilt.main

This should resolve the ClientConnectorCertificateError and allow the application to connect to staging.tilt.rest successfully.