Install
python/pyproject.toml names the package parmana, requires Python 3.10+, and depends only on requests>=2.32.0.
Create a client
Unlike the TypeScript SDK, there’s no separateConfiguration/Transport object to assemble — ParmanaClient builds its own HttpTransport internally:
ParmanaClient.__init__ (python/parmana/client.py) accepts exactly endpoint, timeout, and debug as keyword-only arguments — there’s no credentials/auth configuration surface here at all, and no retry policy, unlike the TypeScript SDK’s Configuration.credentials / Configuration.retryPolicy (which, per TypeScript SDK → Installation, don’t do anything either in this snapshot). The Python client is simpler because it has less unused surface, not because it does more.
Sub-APIs
The constructor composes seven sub-APIs, all sharing oneHttpTransport:
Debug logging
debug=True, HttpTransport.send (python/parmana/transport/http_transport.py) prints the method, URL, and body before each request, and the decoded payload after each response — there’s no structured logger, just print().
Related
ParmanaClient
The client class this configures.
APIs & Models
Every sub-API and model, and TypeScript parity notes.
TypeScript SDK
The other official SDK.
Authentication
Why there’s no credentials configuration here yet.