trenny-client 0.2.0

TrennyClient for logging and verifying API keys

TrennyClient

Asynchronous Python client for interacting with the Trenny API.

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Features

• API key verification
• Fetch service statistics
• Retrieve logs
• Automatic startup and shutdown pings
• Revoke API keys
• Async and efficient with httpx and asyncio
• Color-coded console output for easy debugging

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Installation

pip install trenny-client

Usage Example

import asyncio
from trenny-client import TrennyClient

async def main():
    client = TrennyClient(apikey="YOUR_API_KEY")

    is_valid = await client.verify()
    print(f"API key valid: {is_valid}")

    stats = await client.get_stats()
    print("Stats:", stats)

    logs = await client.get_logs()
    print("Logs:", logs)

    await client.close()

asyncio.run(main())

API Overview

TrennyClient(apikey: str, auto_ping: bool = True): # Initialize the client.

async ping(status: str): # Send a manual ping.

async verify(endpoint: str = "default") -> bool: # Verify your API key.

async get_stats() -> dict: # Get service stats.

async get_logs() -> dict: # Retrieve logs.

async revoke_key() -> dict: # Revoke your API key.

async close(): # Close the HTTP client session.

Notes

Uses asynchronous programming (asyncio, httpx).

Sends API key in the x-api-key HTTP header.

Automatically sends "started" and "stopped" pings by default.

Exceptions raised on network or authorization errors — use try/except.