SDK for python #250
SDK for python #250
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Any update on this, @lllama? |
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I think it's good to go from the Python side @bencroker. Does it need anything from the DataStar side? |
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Not as far as I can tell. There appear to be a few comments above that you haven’t addressed. |
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Yeah @bencroker. Thanks to @dalito and @anastygnome for the help. |
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@lllama can you move the examples into the |
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Moved the examples @bencroker. Thanks again to @dalito for spotting the Markdown issues. |
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@lllama please update to use the v1.0.0-beta.1 syntax. |
Python constants are created using the QuickTemplate build pipeline. The SSE generator is a class with `classmethod`s which perform the various SDK functions. The use of classmethods will allow users to extend the class if needed. (Thanks to Tom D. <[email protected]> for the suggestion for this, plus the use of `__slots__`.) Also provides helpers and examples for the following frameworks: * Sanic * FastAPI * Django * Quart pyproject updates as suggested by dalito
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Done @bencroker ! |
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Thanks! |
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@lllama next up is to create the code samples for the guide. |
Adds an SSE event generator for Python. Given that python has many different frameworks and no standard request/response objects, this SDK provides a low-level class for using with whatever approach a framework has for SSE.