eniris

What it is and what it does

Eniris is an official Python client library for the Eniris API that wraps HTTP communication with built-in authentication, automatic retries on failure, and configurable timeouts. It exposes a familiar requests-like interface so developers can make GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE calls to Eniris endpoints without managing authentication tokens or retry logic manually.

The driver accepts username and password credentials, manages access tokens internally, and provides methods for common HTTP operations. It depends only on requests and is designed to be lightweight and straightforward to integrate into applications that need to interact with the Eniris service.

Use it for:

• Fetch device data from the Eniris API with automatic token refresh and retry handling.
• Build applications that query Eniris endpoints for energy or monitoring data without writing custom authentication logic.
• Integrate Eniris API calls into scripts or services that need reliable HTTP communication with built-in timeout and retry policies.
• Prototype or test Eniris API endpoints using a Python client that mirrors the requests library's familiar API.

Worth the install?

AI-flagged interpretation of the facts on this page — verify before relying

Eniris is a Python driver for the Eniris API that handles authentication, request retries, timeouts, and provides a requests-like interface for making HTTP calls to the Eniris service.

Yes, if you need to interact with the Eniris API from Python. The package is straightforward to install, has minimal dependencies, carries a permissive license, and handles authentication and retries for you. The aging maintenance status and lack of recent updates are not blockers for stable use, but verify that it supports your Python version before installing.

Install

eniris on PyPI

pip install eniris

uv add eniris

poetry add eniris

Installing eniris

Before you install

Low install friction with a single runtime dependency (requests). The package is in Beta status and has not been updated in 185 days, which suggests stable but potentially inactive maintenance.

License in practice

MIT license is permissive and imposes minimal restrictions; you can use, modify, and distribute this package freely in most contexts.

Quickstart

pip install eniris

from eniris import ApiDriver

driver = ApiDriver("username", "password")
response = driver.get("/v1/device")
print(response.json())
driver.close()

Requires valid Eniris credentials (username and password) and network access to the Eniris authentication and API endpoints.

Verify before relying

• Whether the package supports modern Python versions (requires_python is unspecified in the fact sheet).
• Whether the 185-day gap since last release indicates active maintenance or dormancy.

Package facts

Evidence: eniris-0.9.4-py3-none-any.whl

Keywords: eniris, api, rest

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