Voltarium
Modern, asynchronous Python client for the CCEE (Brazilian Electric Energy Commercialization Chamber) API. Built with Python 3.13+ and designed for high-performance energy sector applications.
🚀 Key Features
- 🔥 Asynchronous: Built with
httpxandasynciofor maximum performance - 🔒 Type Safe: Complete type hints with Pydantic models for bulletproof code
- 🛡️ Robust: Automatic OAuth2 token management with intelligent retry logic
- 🏗️ Real Staging Data: 60+ authentic CCEE credentials for comprehensive testing
- ⚡ Modern: Python 3.13+ with UV for lightning-fast dependency management
- ✅ Production Ready: Comprehensive test suite and error handling
📦 Installation
# Using UV (recommended)
uv add voltarium
# Using pip
pip install voltarium
🔥 Quick Start
import asyncio
from voltarium import VoltariumClient
async def main():
async with VoltariumClient(
client_id="your_client_id",
client_secret="your_client_secret"
) as client:
# List retailer migrations with automatic pagination
migrations = client.list_migrations(
initial_reference_month="2024-01",
final_reference_month="2024-12",
agent_code="12345",
profile_code="67890"
)
# Stream results efficiently
async for migration in migrations:
print(f"Migration {migration.migration_id}: {migration.migration_status}")
asyncio.run(main())
🏗️ Real Staging Environment
Test with real CCEE data using our comprehensive staging environment:
from voltarium.sandbox import RETAILERS, UTILITIES
from voltarium import SANDBOX_BASE_URL
# Use real staging credentials
retailer = RETAILERS[0] # 30+ available retailers
utility = UTILITIES[0] # 30+ available utilities
# Test with actual CCEE staging API
async with VoltariumClient(
base_url=SANDBOX_BASE_URL,
client_id=retailer.client_id,
client_secret=retailer.client_secret
) as client:
# All operations work with real data
migrations = await client.list_migrations(...)
📚 Comprehensive Documentation
Visit our complete documentation for:
- About - Architecture and detailed features
- Supported Endpoints - Complete API reference
- Examples - Practical usage patterns
- Staging Environment - Real data testing & roadmap
🛠️ Development
# Clone and setup
git clone https://github.com/joaodaher/voltarium-python.git
cd voltarium-python
# Install dependencies (requires UV)
task install-dev
# Run tests
task test
# Quality checks
task lint && task format && task typecheck
🎯 Current Status
Alpha Release - Core migration endpoints fully supported:
✅ Retailer Migrations - Complete CRUD operations, with V1/V1.1/V2 API version support (api_version=, defaults to "v2")
✅ Contracts - List, get, create, and download signed contract files
✅ Measurements - List consumption measurements with automatic same-month chunking
✅ Change Requests (Solicitações) - Representative changes, return to captive market, supply suspension, and approve/reject workflow
🚧 Utility Migrations - Under development
📋 Additional Endpoints - See roadmap
1.0.0 note:
VoltariumClient's defaultapi_versionis now"v2"(previously the only option was CCEE's V1 migrations API). Passapi_version="v1"to keep the old behavior — see API Versioning.
🤝 Contributing
We welcome contributions! Please see our documentation for details on:
- Feature roadmap and priorities
- Development setup and guidelines
- Testing with real staging data
📄 License
Apache License 2.0 - see LICENSE.md for details.
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