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prophecy-libs

Helper library for prophecy generated code

prophecy-libs v2.1.17 121.8K downloads/30d#11,973 on PyPI
Copyleft license GPL-3.0 Active released

What it is and what it does

prophecy-libs is a runtime support library for the Prophecy data orchestration platform. It bundles helper functions and utilities that Prophecy's code generation engine embeds into generated Python workflows. The library wraps six external dependencies—pyhocon for configuration, requests for HTTP, hvac for Vault secrets access, zstandard for compression, msgspec for serialization, and websocket-client for real-time communication—into a single importable package.

The library is designed to be used as part of Prophecy-generated code rather than as a standalone tool. It handles common operational concerns like reading configuration files, making authenticated HTTP calls, retrieving secrets from HashiCorp Vault, and managing data compression. Because it carries a GPL-3.0 copyleft license, any project that imports it must comply with copyleft obligations, making it unsuitable for proprietary or closed-source applications without explicit license compatibility.

Use it for:

  • Running Prophecy-generated data pipelines that require configuration parsing and HTTP communication
  • Accessing secrets stored in HashiCorp Vault from within Prophecy workflows
  • Compressing or decompressing data in Prophecy-orchestrated ETL jobs using zstandard
  • Serializing and deserializing structured data in generated code via msgspec
  • Establishing WebSocket connections for real-time data streaming in Prophecy workflows

Worth the install?

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

Provides runtime support and helper utilities for Python code generated by the Prophecy data orchestration platform, including configuration parsing, HTTP requests, secrets management, and compression.

Yes, if you are running Prophecy-generated code and your project is GPL-3.0 compatible. No, if your project is proprietary or closed-source, or if you need a permissive license. The package itself is actively maintained and has low install friction, but the copyleft license is a hard blocker for many use cases.

Install

prophecy-libs on PyPI

pip

pip install prophecy-libs

uv

uv add prophecy-libs

poetry

poetry add prophecy-libs

Installing prophecy-libs

Before you install

Low install friction with a pure Python wheel and six common runtime dependencies. Active maintenance status with a recent release (122 days ago).

License in practice

GPL-3.0 copyleft license means any code that imports and uses this library must also be released under GPL-3.0 or a compatible copyleft license—a significant constraint for proprietary or closed-source projects.

Quickstart

pip install prophecy-libs

from pyhocon import ConfigFactory
import requests

# Use within Prophecy-generated code context

GPL-3.0 copyleft license applies to any code that imports this library; verify compatibility with your project's license before use.

Verify before relying

  • Whether this package is intended for direct use or only as a transitive dependency of Prophecy-generated code
  • What Python versions are actually supported (requires_python is unspecified)
  • Whether the six runtime dependencies are all required or conditionally loaded

Package facts

License GPL-3.0 (copyleft)
Python support not specified
Install friction low — pure-Python wheel
Runtime dependencies 6 — pyhocon, requests, hvac, zstandard, msgspec, websocket-client
Maintenance actively maintained — 122 days since the last release
First released
Downloads 121,750/month — #11,973 on PyPI (30-day window, as of 2026-08-14)
Known vulnerabilities none known (OSV.dev, checked 2026-08-14)

Evidence: prophecy_libs-2.1.17-py3-none-any.whl

Keywords: python, prophecy

Tags

prophecy generated code runtimedata orchestration helpersconfiguration parsing librarysecrets management integrationworkflow code support
data-orchestrationcode-generationcopyleft-license

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