Python SDK changelog

0.1.1

Removed

• The dev=True keyword argument on Client(...) and the matching EASY_API_URL_DEV constant in easylabs._api_url. The internal Easy Labs dev environment URL is no longer baked into the public package. Internal callers who genuinely need to point at a non-public host should pass internal_api_url="https://..." to Client(...).

  Migration: replace Client(api_key=..., dev=True) with Client(api_key=..., internal_api_url="https://...") if you were using it. The standard sk_test_ → sandbox / sk_live_ → production routing is unchanged.

0.1.0

First published release of the Python SDK, mirroring @easylabs/node@0.1.0.

Added

• easylabs.Client — instance-style API client (mirrors createClient in the Node SDK) with namespaced resources (client.customers.create(...)).
• HTTP transport built on httpx, supporting query encoding, JSON bodies, optional Idempotency-Key header, and skipAuth for embedded-checkout public endpoints (validate / confirm).
• Sandbox / production URL routing — keys prefixed sk_test_ route to https://sandbox-api.itseasy.co/v1/api; everything else routes to https://api.itseasy.co/v1/api. An internal_api_url= override is available for tests and self-hosted setups.
• Full resource surface (~80 methods across 21 namespaces): customers, payment instruments, transfers (incl. refunds), disputes, settlements, products, product prices, orders, subscriptions (incl. items, discounts, usage, one-time charges, proration preview, pause/resume), checkout, payment links, embedded checkout (incl. config + crypto status), webhook endpoints (incl. delivery listings), invoices, coupons, promotion codes, authorizations, analytics, compliance forms, dunning config, and revenue recovery automations.
• easylabs.Webhooks.construct_event(...) — verifies HMAC-SHA256 webhook signatures with hmac.compare_digest and parses the payload into a typed WebhookEvent Pydantic model.
• EASY_EVENT_TYPES constant — full catalog of webhook event types.
• Error class hierarchy under easylabs.error.EasyError with HTTP-status subclasses (AuthenticationError, PermissionError, NotFoundError, ConflictError, RateLimitError, InvalidRequestError, ServerError) plus status, code, details, retry_after_seconds, and raw fields.
• Pydantic v2 response models with extra="allow" for forward compatibility.