sf-hamilton

What it is and what it does

sf-hamilton is a redirect package that points to apache-hamilton, the project's new home under the Apache Software Foundation. Installing sf-hamilton automatically pulls in apache-hamilton as its sole runtime dependency. The package itself contains no functionality—it exists only to guide users from the old package name to the new one.

Since all actual behavior comes from apache-hamilton, the package serves as a migration bridge. Users who already depend on sf-hamilton will continue to work, but the project documentation and active development now occur under the apache-hamilton name.

Use it for:

• Migrate existing code that depends on sf-hamilton without breaking imports or requiring immediate refactoring.
• Serve as a temporary shim for projects transitioning from sf-hamilton to apache-hamilton in their dependency declarations.
• Maintain backward compatibility during the package rename from sf-hamilton to apache-hamilton.

Worth the install?

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

This package is a redirect to apache-hamilton; installing it pulls in apache-hamilton instead, which provides a declarative framework for building data transformation pipelines.

No—install apache-hamilton directly instead. sf-hamilton is a deprecated redirect with no independent functionality. It exists only to point you to apache-hamilton. Using the new package name avoids the extra indirection and aligns with the project's current Apache-managed home.

Install

sf-hamilton on PyPI

pip install sf-hamilton

uv add sf-hamilton

poetry add sf-hamilton

Installing sf-hamilton

Before you install

Low friction install with a single pure-Python dependency. The package is actively maintained as of 2026-04-25, with recent commits on the repository.

License in practice

Apache-2.0 is permissive; you may use, modify, and distribute this package freely, provided you include a copy of the license.

Quickstart

pip install sf-hamilton

import apache_hamilton

# All functionality comes from apache-hamilton

Requires Python 3.10.1 or later (supports_current, <4,>=3.10.1).

Verify before relying

• What specific functionality apache-hamilton provides beyond the redirect mechanism.
• Whether sf-hamilton will continue receiving updates or if direct migration to apache-hamilton is recommended.
• Performance or behavioral differences between installing via sf-hamilton versus apache-hamilton directly.

Package facts

Evidence: sf_hamilton-1.90.0-py3-none-any.whl

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