Python

Installation

You can install the Python SDK using pip.

pip install crowdsec-service-api

References

You will find the references for the Python SDK below.

• crowdsecurity/crowdsec-service-api-sdk-python

Usage

Pre-requisites

• An active CrowdSec account
• An API key for the Service API (guide here)

Authentication

After obtaining an API key, you can authenticate requests to the Service API by including the key in the x-api-key header of your HTTP requests.

info

• We're assuming your API key is set in the environment variable $KEY

Python

import os
from crowdsec_service_api import (
    Server,
    ApiKeyAuth,
)

KEY = os.getenv('KEY')

auth = ApiKeyAuth(api_key=KEY)
client = Blocklists(base_url=Server.production_server.value, auth=auth)
# Get info about the user
response = client.get_info()
print(response)

Making Requests

You can use the SDK to interact with the Service API. it's defined by service endpoints, such as blocklists, integrations, etc.

Python

# Get all blocklists
import os
from crowdsec_service_api import (
    Blocklists,
    Server,
    ApiKeyAuth,
)

KEY = os.getenv('KEY')

auth = ApiKeyAuth(api_key=KEY)
client = Blocklists(base_url=Server.production_server.value, auth=auth)
response = client.get_blocklists(
    page=1,
    page_size=100,
    include_filter=['private', 'public'],
    size=50,
)
print(response)

Error Handling

Python

The SDK raises exceptions when an error occurs. You can catch these exceptions and handle them as needed.

import os
from crowdsec_service_api import (
    Blocklists,
    Server,
    ApiKeyAuth,
)

KEY = os.getenv('KEY')

auth = ApiKeyAuth(api_key=KEY)
client = Blocklists(base_url=Server.production_server.value, auth=auth)
try:
    response = client.get_blocklists(
        page=1,
        page_size=100,
        include_filter=['private', 'public'],
        size=50,
    )
    print(response)
except Exception as e:
    print(f"An error occurred: {e}")

Support

• Discord: CrowdSec Discord
• GitHub:
  • crowdsecurity/crowdsec-service-api-sdk-python