Python client library for the Wisent Wire hardware testing platform API
Project description
Wisent Wire Python SDK
Python client library for the Wisent Wire hardware testing platform. A single typed client wraps the whole REST API — device control, firmware flashing, on-target debugging, serial and GPIO I/O, telemetry, reservations, and organization management — with automatic auth, typed responses, typed errors, and convenience pollers for asynchronous operations.
Installation
pip install wisent-wire-sdk
Quick start
from wisentwire import WisentWireClient
# API key (recommended — scripts, CI, MCP)
client = WisentWireClient(
base_url="https://app.wisent-wire.com",
api_key="wwk_...", # or set the WISENTWIRE_API_KEY env var and omit api_key
)
# Cognito (email + password)
client = WisentWireClient(
base_url="https://app.wisent-wire.com",
email="user@company.com",
password="secret",
)
# Pre-existing bearer token
client = WisentWireClient(
base_url="https://app.wisent-wire.com",
token="eyJhbGciOi...",
)
Create an API key from the web app under Settings → API keys. Keys are
shown once — store them securely. Default expiry is 1 year; up to 10 active
keys per user. Auth resolution precedence: explicit api_key >
WISENTWIRE_API_KEY env > token > email + password.
Features
- Wires — list, inspect, create, update, delete wires; check availability.
- Power supply — set state / voltage / current, read the device shadow and lab tools, toggle and read power telemetry.
- Firmware & flashing — upload firmware, dispatch a flash job, poll its status by id, stream flasher logs.
- Flasher catalog — list programmers, targets, interfaces, toolchains, and the valid launch-command combinations.
- Debug (GDB) — start / stop an on-target GDB server, read live session state, poll the dispatched job by id.
- UART / RS485 — send hex or ASCII, read the console (per-protocol, shared across backend instances), wait for an RX match.
- GPIO — read the shadow, drive outputs, set input pull policy, name pins, toggle and read input telemetry.
- Device registry — list registered and connected USB devices, register and label devices, trigger a device scan.
- Frame definitions — CRUD for protocol frame definitions and their commands.
- Reservations — list, create, and delete calendar reservations.
- Organization — read the org, manage members and roles, invitations, and membership requests.
- Typed errors & pollers — every non-2xx maps to a
WisentWireErrorsubclass;wait_*helpers poll asynchronous jobs with a configurable timeout.
Usage
Wires
wires = client.list_wisentwires()
ww = client.get_wisentwire(ww_id=1)
print(ww.name, ww.is_virtual)
Power supply
client.set_power_supply(ww_id=1, state="ON", voltage=5.0, current=2.0)
shadow = client.wait_shadow_state(ww_id=1, expected_state="ON")
print(shadow.reported.voltage_setpoint)
client.set_power_supply_telemetry(ww_id=1, enabled=True)
readings = client.get_power_telemetry(ww_id=1)
Firmware & flashing
# Upload firmware (one call: presigned URL -> S3 -> confirm)
fw = client.upload_firmware("app.bin", firmware_bytes)
# Resolve a valid (target, programmer, interface, toolchain) combination
cmd = client.list_launch_commands()[0]
# Dispatch a flash job and wait for it by job id
dispatch = client.flash(
ww_id=1,
firmware_id=fw.id,
target_id=cmd.target_id,
programmer_id=cmd.programmer_id,
interface_id=cmd.interface_id,
toolchain_id=cmd.toolchain_id,
)
status = client.wait_flash_complete(ww_id=1, job_id=dispatch.job_id)
print(status.status)
for entry in client.get_flasher_logs(ww_id=1):
print(entry.source, entry.data)
Debug (GDB)
cmd = client.list_launch_commands()[0]
dispatch = client.start_debug(
ww_id=1,
target_id=cmd.target_id,
programmer_id=cmd.programmer_id,
interface_id=cmd.interface_id,
toolchain_id=cmd.toolchain_id,
port=3333,
)
state = client.get_debug_state(ww_id=1)
print(state.active, state.local_ip, state.port)
client.stop_debug(ww_id=1)
UART / RS485
client.send_uart_ascii(ww_id=1, text="HELLO")
msg = client.wait_for_uart_rx(ww_id=1, match_hex="48454C4C4F")
print(msg.direction, msg.protocol, msg.bytes_hex)
GPIO
from wisentwire import GpioPullPolicy
shadow = client.get_gpio_shadow(ww_id=1)
client.set_gpio_output(ww_id=1, pin=0, is_high=True)
client.set_gpio_input_pull_policy(ww_id=1, pin=0, pull_policy=GpioPullPolicy.UP)
# Friendly pin labels
names = client.get_gpio_names(ww_id=1)
names.outputs[0] = "LED"
client.update_gpio_names(ww_id=1, names=names)
# Input telemetry
client.set_gpio_telemetry(ww_id=1, enabled=True)
for r in client.get_gpio_telemetry(ww_id=1):
print(r.pin, r.high, r.timestamp_micros)
Device registry
devices = client.list_registered_devices()
connected = client.list_connected_devices(ww_id=1)
client.trigger_device_scan(ww_id=1)
Frame definitions
frames = client.list_frame_definitions()
commands = client.list_commands(frame_def_id=frames[0].id)
Reservations
reservations = client.list_reservations()
client.create_reservation(
ww_id=1,
start_at="2026-06-20T09:00:00Z",
end_at="2026-06-20T10:00:00Z",
)
Organization
org = client.get_organization()
members = client.list_members()
Error handling
Every API error raises a typed exception inheriting from WisentWireError:
from wisentwire import NotFoundError
try:
client.get_wisentwire(ww_id=999)
except NotFoundError as e:
print(f"Wire not found: {e}")
| HTTP status | Exception |
|---|---|
| 400 | BadRequestError |
| 401 | AuthenticationError |
| 403 | ForbiddenError |
| 404 | NotFoundError |
| 409 | ConflictError |
| 429 | RateLimitError |
| 503 | ServiceUnavailableError |
Development
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest tests/ -v
Requirements
- Python >= 3.10
requests>= 2.28tenacity>= 8.0
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