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- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/.gitignore +16 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/LICENSE +202 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +258 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/README.md +214 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/hatch_build.py +27 -0
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- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/_spec/x-kontra.v1.json +98 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/artifacts.py +451 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/auth.py +841 -0
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- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/cli/__main__.py +6 -0
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- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/cli/_buyer.py +360 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/cli/_common.py +256 -0
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- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/cli/_keys.py +122 -0
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- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/cli/_pull.py +203 -0
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- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/cli/_seller.py +211 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/codec/__init__.py +638 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/codec/age.py +586 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/__init__.py +38 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/canonical.py +119 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/card.py +96 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/derive.py +399 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/errors.py +76 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/facts.py +168 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/formats.py +227 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/names.py +301 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/offering.py +344 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/patterns.py +638 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/quote.py +268 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/spec.py +84 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/units.py +109 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/validate.py +834 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/validator.py +97 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/contract/yaml_io.py +221 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/escrow.py +486 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/gate_client/__init__.py +655 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/gate_client/models.py +906 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/gate_client/routes.py +176 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/hire/__init__.py +87 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/hire/_client.py +1429 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/hire/_errors.py +221 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/hire/_record.py +263 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/hire/_service.py +361 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/hire/_worker.py +218 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/ledger.py +304 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/mcp/__init__.py +26 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/mcp/__main__.py +6 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/mcp/_errors.py +204 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/mcp/_models.py +204 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/mcp/_server.py +939 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/profile.py +325 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/py.typed +0 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/serve/__init__.py +45 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/serve/handler.py +461 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/serve/hold.py +241 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/serve/interceptors.py +207 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/serve/jobs.py +163 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/serve/offering.py +263 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/serve/progress.py +355 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/serve/worker.py +673 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/README.md.tmpl +41 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/activities.py.tmpl +27 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/input.json.tmpl +1 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/models.py.tmpl +24 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/offering.yaml.tmpl +15 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/pyproject.toml.tmpl +7 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/quote.py.tmpl +18 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/tests/test_offering.py.tmpl +118 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/worker.py.tmpl +22 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/templates/offering/workflows.py.tmpl +25 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/testing/__init__.py +75 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/testing/devserver.py +200 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/testing/fake_gate.py +3353 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/testing/ledger.py +462 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/testing/ledger_contract.py +1869 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/testing/marketplace.py +272 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/kontra/types.py +94 -0
- kontra_sdk-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +136 -0
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Name: kontra-sdk
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: Sell and hire durable, quoted jobs: plain Temporal workers behind Nexus, with escrow and end-to-end encryption.
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