Triggerware Python SDK
Async Python SDK for Triggerware.
Install with the websockets extra when using cloud/WebSocket connections:
uv add "triggerware[websockets]"
from triggerware import TriggerwareClient
client = await TriggerwareClient.connect_tcp("localhost:5221")
health = await client.system.health()
cursor = await client.cursors.open(sql="select * from my_connector")
async for row in cursor:
print(row)
WebSocket connections authorize immediately with the provided API key:
client = await TriggerwareClient.connect_ws("wss://example.com/rpc", "your-api-key-here")
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