A Python SDK for interacting with the Surfer Protocol desktop application. Easily access and export data from various platforms like Twitter, Gmail, iMessage, and more.
The Surfer desktop application must be running in the background for the SDK to work. Download here.
pip install surfer-protocol
from surfer_protocol import SurferClient
# Initialize the client
client = SurferClient()
# Get data for a specific platform
data = client.get("bookmarks-001")
# Export data for a platform
export_result = client.export("bookmarks-001")
For examples of how to use the Surfer Protocol Python SDK to build applications, please see the Cookbook.
The SDK provides two main methods:
get(platform_id): Retrieve the most recent data for a platformexport(platform_id): Trigger a new export for a platformbookmarks-001)gmail-001)imessage-001)connections-001)notion-001)chatgpt-001)For complete documentation, including detailed API reference, response schemas, example applications, and best practices, visit our official documentation.
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Python client for the Surfer Protocol desktop app
We found that surfer-protocol demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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