contentstack/contentstack-management-python · Archived

framework

Use for _APIClient, requests usage, retries, timeout, and OAuth interceptor in contentstack-management-python.

First seen Jul 16, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add contentstack/contentstack-management-python --skill framework

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SKILL.md

Framework / HTTP – Contentstack Management Python

When to use

  • Editing contentstackmanagement/api_client.py or OAuth interceptor/handler wiring.
  • Changing retry policy, timeouts, or how requests is invoked.

Instructions

Integration point

  • APIClient uses requests in callrequest, honors timeout and maxretries, and delegates to oauth_interceptor when configured.

When to change

  • Retry or transport behavior — keep logic centralized in _APIClient unless a resource truly needs a documented exception.
  • Auth headers — prefer extending Client / user_agents patterns rather than scattering header merges.

Testing

  • Unit — mock requests or _APIClient at the boundary used by existing tests.
  • API — full stack via credentials from tests/cred.py.