Today we’re launching the Pulse Python and TypeScript SDKs.
If you’ve integrated with Pulse via the REST API before, you already know the pattern: authentication setup, request construction, response parsing, error handling. None of it is hard, but it is repetitive, and it adds unnecessary surface area to production code.
The SDKs handle that boilerplate so you can focus on building workflows, not wiring.
What’s included
Typed interfaces
Full type hints throughout, with IDE autocomplete and static checks. Catch issues earlier and move faster during development.
Sync and async clients
Both synchronous and asynchronous clients are supported. Use the execution model that fits your application architecture.
Full API parity
Every parameter, response schema, and capability available in the REST API is exposed in the SDKs. No feature gaps and no surprises.
Cleaner integrations
The SDKs abstract away authentication, request formatting, and response parsing into a minimal, predictable interface. The result is significantly less boilerplate and cleaner integrations across your codebase.
Install and get started
- Python SDK: https://pypi.org/project/pulse-python-sdk/
- TypeScript SDK: https://www.npmjs.com/package/pulse-ts-sdk
Documentation and support
If you need help with an integration or want guidance on best practices, our team is happy to help. Link to our docs here.
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