1 Welcome to ZGW Consumers’ documentation!
- Version:
2.1.1
- Source:
- Keywords:
OpenAPI, Zaakgericht Werken, Common Ground, NLX
Manage your external API’s to consume.
2 Features
Store services with their configuration in the database
Built in ape-pie API client adapter
NLX support
Declare data/domain objects as modern Python dataclasses
3 Installation
3.1 Requirements
Python 3.12 or newer
Django 5.2 or newer
3.2 Install
Install from PyPI
pip install zgw-consumersAdd zgw_consumers and simple_certmanager to the INSTALLED_APPS setting.
4 Usage
In the Django admin, you can create Service instances to define your external APIs.
Client
To get a client for a given resource, you can use:
from zgw_consumers.client import build_client
from zgw_consumers.models import Service
my_service = Service.objects.get(api_root="https://api.example.com/")
client = build_client(my_service)
with client:
# The preferred way to use the client is within a context manager
client.get("relative/url")The resulting client will have certificate and authentication automatically configured from the database configuration.
2 maintainers
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