Official Python client for the DataMasque platform.
DataMasque is a data masking platform that replaces sensitive data with realistic but non-production values, so teams can use production-shaped data in non-production environments without exposing PII. This package is a thin Python wrapper around the DataMasque server's HTTP API, covering connection management, ruleset and ruleset-library CRUD, masking run lifecycle, discovery results, user administration, and license management.
pip install datamasque-pythonPython 3.9 or newer is required.
from datamasque.client import DataMasqueClient
from datamasque.client.models.dm_instance import DataMasqueInstanceConfig
config = DataMasqueInstanceConfig(
base_url="https://datamasque.example.com",
username="api_user",
password="api_password",
)
client = DataMasqueClient(config)
client.authenticate()
for connection in client.list_connections():
print(connection.name)Authentication is performed on the first request if authenticate() is not called explicitly,
and is automatically retried once on a 401 response.
client.healthcheck() is available as a lightweight readiness probe that does not consume credentials.
All methods raise subclasses of DataMasqueException on failure:
DataMasqueApiError— the server responded with a non-2xx status (excluding 502). The triggeringResponseis available on the.responseattribute.DataMasqueNotReadyError— the server responded with 502, typically because it is still starting up.DataMasqueTransportError— the request failed before any response was received (connection refused, timeout, DNS failure, SSL handshake failure, etc.).FailedToStartError/InvalidRulesetError/InvalidLibraryError— raised bystart_masking_runwhen the server rejects the run.DataMasqueUserError— raised by user-management methods when the input is invalid.
- All classes and functions have docstrings and type hints.
- Compiled docs are hosted at Read the Docs: datamasque-python.
- Documentation for the DataMasque product, including a full API reference, can be found on the DataMasque portal.
See CONTRIBUTING.rst for development setup, testing, and the pull request flow.
Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE.