windsor-ai 0.2.0

A Python Client and CLI for the Windsor.ai API

Windsor.ai Python SDK

A powerful, lightweight Python client and command-line interface (CLI) for the Windsor.ai API.

Easily fetch marketing data from Facebook, Google Ads, LinkedIn, and dozens of other platforms, unify it, and stream it directly into your Python scripts or data pipelines.

Features

• Easy-to-use Client: Simple Python wrapper for API endpoints.
• Built-in CLI: Query data directly from your terminal—perfect for cron jobs or quick checks.
• Smart Filtering: Helper classes to construct complex API filters easily.
• Data Streaming: Efficiently handle massive datasets with pagination automagically handled via generators.
• Type Hints: Fully typed for better developer experience in modern IDEs.

Installation

Install the package via pip:

pip install windsor-ai

Authentication

You need a Windsor.ai API key. You can pass it explicitly to the client or set it as an environment variable (recommended).

Environment Variable:

export WINDSOR_API_KEY="your_api_key_here"

Python Library Usage

1. Basic Data Fetching

from windsor_ai import Client

# Initialize (automatically reads WINDSOR_API_KEY env var)
client = Client(api_key="your_api_key") 

# Fetch data
response = client.connectors(
    connector="facebook",
    date_preset="last_7d",
    fields=["date", "campaign", "clicks", "spend", "impressions"]
)

for row in response['data']:
    print(f"{row['date']}: {row['campaign']} - ${row['spend']}")

2. Advanced Filtering

Use the Filter class to create readable, robust queries.

from windsor_ai import Client, Filter

client = Client("your_api_key")

# Define filters
filters = [
    Filter("clicks", "gt", 100),            # Clicks greater than 100
    Filter("campaign", "contains", "Q4"),   # Campaign name contains "Q4"
]

data = client.connectors(
    connector="google_ads",
    date_preset="last_30d",
    fields=["campaign", "clicks", "cpc"],
    filters=filters
)

3. Handling Large Datasets (Streaming)

If you are exporting millions of rows, use stream_connectors. It yields records one by one, handling pagination behind the scenes so you don't run out of RAM.

client = Client("your_api_key")

# Returns a generator, not a list
iterator = client.stream_connectors(
    connector="all",
    date_preset="last_year",
    fields=["source", "campaign", "clicks", "spend"]
)

for row in iterator:
    # Process row immediately (e.g., write to CSV or Database)
    save_to_db(row)

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CLI Usage

This package installs a command-line tool named windsor.

1. List Available Connectors

windsor list-connectors

2. Check Available Fields

See which metrics and dimensions are available for a specific platform.

windsor fields facebook

3. Query Data

Fetch data and output as JSON (default) or CSV.

# Fetch last 7 days of Facebook data
windsor query \
  --connector facebook \
  --date-preset last_7d \
  --fields date,campaign,clicks,spend \
  --format json

4. CLI Filtering and Exporting

You can filter data using the field:operator:value syntax.

Operators: eq, neq, gt, gte, lt, lte, contains, ncontains, null, notnull.

# Export Google Ads data to a CSV file
windsor query \
  --connector google_ads \
  --date-preset last_30d \
  --fields campaign,clicks,impressions \
  --filter "clicks:gt:50" \
  --filter "campaign:contains:Summer" \
  --format csv \
  --out report.csv

Development

To contribute to this project:

1. Clone the repository.
2. Install dependencies and the package in editable mode:

   pip install -e .
   pip install build twine pytest flake8
   

3. Run tests:

   # Requires WINDSOR_API_KEY to be set
   pytest
   

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.