Weaviate python client
A python native client for easy interaction with a Weaviate instance.
The client is tested for python 3.9 and higher.
Visit the official Weaviate website for more information about the Weaviate and how to use it in production.
Client Versions
We currently support the following versions client versions:
4.X: actively supported
3.X: deprecated, receives only critical bug fixes and dependency updates
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