SDKs & Libraries
BlueNexus AI provides official SDKs for popular programming languages to make it easy to integrate with our platform.
Official SDKs
Python SDK
The official Python SDK provides a simple interface to the BlueNexus AI API.
Installation
pip install bluenexusQuick Start
import bluenexus
# Initialize the client
client = bluenexus.Client(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY")
# Create a data record
task = client.data.create("tasks", {
"title": "Learn AI development",
"description": "Study machine learning concepts",
"priority": 3
})
# Get data records
tasks = client.data.list("tasks", filters={"priority": {"$gte": 3}})
# Use LLM services
response = client.llm.create_completion(
model="gpt-3.5-turbo",
messages=[
{"role": "user", "content": "Explain quantum computing"}
]
)Advanced Usage
JavaScript/Node.js SDK
The official JavaScript SDK works in both Node.js and browser environments.
Installation
Node.js Usage
Browser Usage
Go SDK
The official Go SDK provides type-safe access to the BlueNexus AI API.
Installation
Usage
Ruby SDK
The official Ruby SDK provides a Ruby-friendly interface to the BlueNexus AI API.
Installation
Usage
Community Libraries
PHP
Java
C#
SDK Features
Common Features
All official SDKs provide:
Type Safety: Strong typing where supported
Error Handling: Comprehensive error handling
Retry Logic: Automatic retry with exponential backoff
Rate Limiting: Built-in rate limit handling
Authentication: Multiple authentication methods
Documentation: Comprehensive documentation
Examples: Code examples and tutorials
Authentication Methods
API Key: Simple API key authentication
OAuth 2.0: Full OAuth 2.0 flow support
Personal Access Tokens: Long-term API access
JWT Tokens: JSON Web Token support
Data Operations
CRUD Operations: Create, read, update, delete
Filtering: Advanced filtering capabilities
Pagination: Cursor-based pagination
Validation: Input validation and sanitization
AI Operations
LLM Services: Language model completions
Streaming: Real-time streaming responses
Model Management: Model selection and configuration
Token Management: Automatic token counting
Configuration
Environment Variables
Client Configuration
Error Handling
Common Error Types
AuthenticationError: Invalid credentials
RateLimitError: Rate limit exceeded
ValidationError: Invalid input data
NetworkError: Network connectivity issues
ServerError: Server-side errors
Error Handling Example
Testing
Mock Client
Test Fixtures
Best Practices
Performance
Connection Pooling: Reuse HTTP connections
Batch Operations: Use batch operations when possible
Caching: Cache frequently accessed data
Async Operations: Use async/await for better performance
Security
Environment Variables: Store API keys in environment variables
Token Rotation: Regularly rotate API keys
Scope Limitation: Use minimal required scopes
Input Validation: Validate all inputs
Error Handling
Retry Logic: Implement exponential backoff
Circuit Breaker: Use circuit breaker pattern
Logging: Log errors for debugging
Monitoring: Monitor API usage and errors
Support
Documentation
API Reference: Complete API documentation
Code Examples: Comprehensive code examples
Tutorials: Step-by-step tutorials
Best Practices: Development best practices
Community
GitHub: Source code and issue tracking
Discord: Community support and discussions
Stack Overflow: Technical questions and answers
Blog: Latest updates and tutorials
Professional Support
Enterprise Support: Priority support for enterprise customers
Training: Custom training sessions
Consulting: Architecture and implementation consulting
SLA: Service level agreements
Related Documentation
Getting Started - Platform setup
Authentication Guide - Authentication methods
API Reference - Complete API documentation
Building Your First App - End-to-end tutorial
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