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A client library for accessing VectorBridge.ai: API

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VectorBridge Python SDK

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A modern Python SDK for the VectorBridge.ai API with first‑class support for both synchronous and asynchronous usage. Access authentication, user/admin operations, AI knowledge management, vector queries, workflows, history tracking, OTP authentication, and more.

Installation

pip install vector-bridge

Choose Sync or Async

  • Sync client: VectorBridgeClient
  • Async client: AsyncVectorBridgeClient
  • Factory: create_client(async_client: bool = False, **kwargs)
from vector_bridge import VectorBridgeClient, AsyncVectorBridgeClient, create_client

Quick Start (Sync)

from vector_bridge import VectorBridgeClient

# API key auth (application access)
client = VectorBridgeClient(integration_name="default", api_key="your_api_key")
print(client.ping())  # "OK"

# Or username/password (admin access)
admin = VectorBridgeClient(integration_name="default")
admin.login(username="your_email@example.com", password="your_password")
print(admin.ping())

Quick Start (Async)

import asyncio
from vector_bridge import AsyncVectorBridgeClient

async def main():
    async with AsyncVectorBridgeClient(integration_name="default", api_key="your_api_key") as client:
        print(await client.ping())  # "OK"

        # Or login
        # await client.login(username="your_email@example.com", password="your_password")

asyncio.run(main())

Using the Factory

from vector_bridge import create_client

# Sync
client = create_client(integration_name="default", api_key="your_api_key")

# Async
async_client = create_client(integration_name="default", api_key="your_api_key", async_client=True)

History Tracking

Track changes to items, users, and integrations with comprehensive history endpoints:

from vector_bridge.schema.helpers.enums import ItemType, HistoryChangeType

# Sync - Get history for a specific item
history = client.history.get_item_history(
    item_id="item123",
    item_type=ItemType.FILE,
    limit=50
)

# Get all history for current integration
history = client.history.get_integration_history(
    limit=50,
    item_type=ItemType.FOLDER,
    change_type=HistoryChangeType.CREATED
)

# Get history by user
history = client.history.get_user_history(
    user_id="user123",
    limit=25
)

# Get my activity
my_activity = client.history.get_my_activity(limit=25)

# Delete history entries
client.history.delete_history_entry(
    history_id="hist123",
    item_id="item123",
    item_type=ItemType.FILE
)

# Async equivalents
# await client.history.get_item_history(...)
# await client.history.get_integration_history(...)
# await client.history.get_user_history(...)
# await client.history.get_my_activity(...)
# await client.history.delete_history_entry(...)

OTP Authentication

Generate and validate one-time passwords for authentication:

# Sync - Generate OTP for login
response = client.otp.generate_otp(email="user@example.com")

# Validate OTP and get token
token = client.otp.validate_otp(email="user@example.com", code="123456")

# Generate sign-up code
response = client.otp.generate_sign_up_code(email="newuser@example.com")

# Validate sign-up code
client.otp.validate_sign_up_code(email="newuser@example.com", code="123456")

# Reset password
client.otp.reset_password(
    email="user@example.com",
    code="123456",
    password="new_secure_password"
)

# Async equivalents
# await client.otp.generate_otp(...)
# await client.otp.validate_otp(...)
# await client.otp.generate_sign_up_code(...)
# await client.otp.validate_sign_up_code(...)
# await client.otp.reset_password(...)

Vector Queries

from weaviate.collections.classes.filters import Filter

# Sync search
search = client.queries.run_search_query(
    vector_schema="Documents",
    near_text="attention mechanism",
    limit=5,
)

# Sync find similar
# from uuid import UUID
# similar = client.queries.run_find_similar_query(
#     vector_schema="Documents",
#     near_id=UUID("8c03ff2f-36f9-45f7-9918-48766c968f45"),
#     limit=5,
# )

# Async equivalents
# await client.queries.run_search_query(...)
# await client.queries.run_find_similar_query(...)

Workflows

Workflows provide multi‑step processes with status tracking, output capture, caching, and error handling. Both sync and async modes are available.

Sync Workflow

from vector_bridge import VectorBridgeClient
from vector_bridge.schema.workflows import WorkflowCreate, WorkflowStatus
from vector_bridge.sync_io.client.workflows import Workflow, workflow_runner, cache_result


class ReportWorkflow(Workflow):
    @workflow_runner
    def run(self, user_id: str):
        data = self.fetch(user_id)
        return self.process(data)

    @cache_result
    def fetch(self, user_id: str):
        return client.queries.run_search_query("Documents", near_text="summary", limit=3)

    @cache_result
    def process(self, data):
        # Process the query results
        return {"report": data, "processed": True}


client = VectorBridgeClient(integration_name="default", api_key="your_api_key")
wf = ReportWorkflow(client, WorkflowCreate(workflow_id="wf_1", workflow_name="Report", status=WorkflowStatus.PENDING))
result = wf.run("user123")

Async Workflow

import asyncio
from vector_bridge import AsyncVectorBridgeClient
from vector_bridge.schema.workflows import WorkflowCreate, WorkflowStatus
from vector_bridge.async_io.client.workflows import AsyncWorkflow, async_workflow_runner, async_cache_result


class AsyncReportWorkflow(AsyncWorkflow):
    @async_workflow_runner
    async def run(self, user_id: str):
        data = await self.fetch(user_id)
        return await self.process(data)

    @async_cache_result
    async def fetch(self, user_id: str):
        return await client.queries.run_search_query("Documents", near_text="summary", limit=3)

    @async_cache_result
    async def process(self, data):
        # Process the query results
        return {"report": data, "processed": True}


async def main():
    async with AsyncVectorBridgeClient(integration_name="default", api_key="your_api_key") as client:
        wf = AsyncReportWorkflow(
            client,
            WorkflowCreate(workflow_id="wf_1", workflow_name="Report", status=WorkflowStatus.PENDING)
        )
        await wf.initialize()
        result = await wf.run("user123")


asyncio.run(main())

Client Highlights (Sync/Async)

Most day‑to‑day endpoints are under client.<module> (not client.admin). Available client modules:

User Modules

  • client.users - User management (get me, list users, update profile, change password)
  • client.otp - One-time password authentication (generate, validate, sign-up, password reset)
  • client.history - Track changes to items, users, and integrations
  • client.ai_knowledge - AI knowledge management (file storage, vector DB)
  • client.queries - Vector search and similarity queries
  • client.workflows - Multi-step workflow execution
  • client.logs - Application logs
  • client.api_keys - API key management
  • client.usage - Usage statistics and metrics

Admin Modules

  • client.admin.organization - Organization management
  • client.admin.security_groups - Security group management
  • client.admin.integrations - Integration configuration
  • client.admin.database - VectorDB schema management
  • client.admin.settings - System settings and DB connection checks

Example (sync):

me = client.users.get_me()
logs = client.logs.list_logs(integration_name=client.integration_name, limit=25)
history = client.history.get_my_activity(limit=10)
users = client.users.get_users_in_my_organization(limit=50)

Example (async):

# me = await client.users.get_me()
# logs = await client.logs.list_logs(integration_name=client.integration_name, limit=25)
# history = await client.history.get_my_activity(limit=10)
# users = await client.users.get_users_in_my_organization(limit=50)

AI Knowledge: File Storage (Sync and Async)

The AI Knowledge file storage API has been updated to align with the latest VectorBridge API (v2.2.1). All endpoints now use RESTful resource paths.

Sync file workflow

from vector_bridge import VectorBridgeClient
from vector_bridge.schema.ai_knowledge.filesystem import AIKnowledgeFileSystemFilters, AIKnowledgeFileSystemItemUpdate
from vector_bridge.schema.helpers.enums import FileAccessType

client = VectorBridgeClient(integration_name="default", api_key="your_api_key")

# Create folder
folder = client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.create_folder(
    folder_name="Project Documents",
    folder_description="Docs for Q4",
    private=True,
)

# Upload a file with progress tracking
upload = client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.upload_file(
    file_path="./docs/spec.pdf",
    parent_id=folder.uuid,
    tags=["spec", "q4"],
)

for p in upload.progress_updates:
    print("progress:", p)
item = upload.item

# Update metadata
client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.update_file_or_folder(
    item_id=item.uuid,
    updated_properties=AIKnowledgeFileSystemItemUpdate(starred=True, tags=["spec", "approved"]) 
)

# Share read-only with a user
client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.grant_or_revoke_user_access(
    item_id=item.uuid, user_id="user-123", has_access=True, access_type=FileAccessType.READ
)

# Share with a security group
client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.grant_or_revoke_security_group_access(
    item_id=item.uuid, group_id="group-456", has_access=True, access_type=FileAccessType.WRITE
)

# List items under folder
items = client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.list_files_and_folders(
    filters=AIKnowledgeFileSystemFilters(parent_id=folder.uuid)
)

# Create file reference (link between files)
client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.create_files_reference(
    from_uuid=item.uuid,
    to_uuid="other-file-uuid",
    metadata={"relation": "attachment"}
)

# Delete file reference
client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.delete_files_reference(
    from_uuid=item.uuid,
    reference_id="reference-id-123"
)

# Download link
link = client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.get_download_link_for_document(item_id=item.uuid)

# Get item path
path = client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.get_file_or_folder_path(item_id=item.uuid)

# Delete item
client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.delete_folder_or_file(item_id=item.uuid)

Async file workflow

import asyncio
from vector_bridge import AsyncVectorBridgeClient
from vector_bridge.schema.ai_knowledge.filesystem import AIKnowledgeFileSystemFilters, AIKnowledgeFileSystemItemUpdate
from vector_bridge.schema.helpers.enums import FileAccessType

async def main():
    async with AsyncVectorBridgeClient(integration_name="default", api_key="your_api_key") as client:
        folder = await client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.create_folder(
            folder_name="Research",
            folder_description="ML papers",
            private=False,
        )

        upload = await client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.upload_file(
            file_path="./papers/attention.pdf",
            parent_id=folder.uuid,
            tags=["nlp", "transformers"],
        )

        async for p in upload.progress_updates:
            print("progress:", p)
        item = await upload.item

        await client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.update_file_or_folder(
            item_id=item.uuid,
            updated_properties=AIKnowledgeFileSystemItemUpdate(starred=True)
        )

        await client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.grant_or_revoke_user_access(
            item_id=item.uuid, user_id="user-123", has_access=True, access_type=FileAccessType.READ
        )

        await client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.grant_or_revoke_security_group_access(
            item_id=item.uuid, group_id="group-456", has_access=True, access_type=FileAccessType.WRITE
        )

        items = await client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.list_files_and_folders(
            filters=AIKnowledgeFileSystemFilters(parent_id=folder.uuid)
        )

        await client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.create_files_reference(
            from_uuid=item.uuid,
            to_uuid="other-file-uuid",
            metadata={"relation": "citation"}
        )

        link = await client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.get_download_link_for_document(item_id=item.uuid)

        path = await client.ai_knowledge.file_storage.get_file_or_folder_path(item_id=item.uuid)

asyncio.run(main())

System Settings (Admin)

The admin settings module provides system configuration and database connection testing:

# Get system settings
settings = client.admin.settings.get_settings()
print(settings.distribution_type)  # DistributionType.SELF_HOSTED
print(settings.files.max_size_bytes)  # File upload limits
print(settings.files.types)  # Supported file types

# Check VectorDB connection
client.admin.settings.check_db_connection(
    url="https://your-weaviate-instance.com",
    api_key="your-weaviate-api-key"
)

# Async
# settings = await client.admin.settings.get_settings()
# await client.admin.settings.check_db_connection(url="...", api_key="...")

Error Handling

Errors are raised as domain‑specific exceptions. For generic HTTP errors you may see HTTPException with status_code and detail.

from vector_bridge import VectorBridgeClient
from vector_bridge.schema.error import HTTPException

client = VectorBridgeClient(integration_name="default")
try:
    client.login(username="user@example.com", password="wrong_password")
except HTTPException as e:
    print(f"HTTP {e.status_code}: {e.detail}")

License

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

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