SDKs

Notavia ships six official SDKs. .NET and TypeScript are hand-crafted; Python, Go, PHP, and Java are generated from the OpenAPI spec with a thin convenience layer and byte-faithful security helpers. All cover the full API — Notifications, Templates, Inbox, Preferences, Webhooks, SMS, chat channels, and Workflows.

Five are published at 1.0.0 — on NuGet, npm, PyPI, Packagist and the Go module proxy. Java is not yet on Maven Central; its source is complete and usable directly, and the install tab below explains how.

The source for every SDK lives in saas-infrastructure/notavia-sdk.

Install & first call

.NET

dotnet add package Notavia.Sdk

var client = new NotifyClient(new NotifyClientOptions {
    BaseUrl = "https://api.notavia.saas-infrastructure.com", ApiKey = "nsk_live_..." });

.NET SDK README →

TypeScript

npm install @notavia/sdk

const client = new NotifyClient({ baseUrl: 'https://api.notavia.saas-infrastructure.com', apiKey: 'nsk_live_...' });

TypeScript SDK README →

Python

pip install notavia

client = NotifyClient(base_url="https://api.notavia.saas-infrastructure.com", api_key="nsk_live_...")

Python SDK README →

Go

go get github.com/saas-infrastructure/notavia-sdk/go

Go SDK README →

PHP

composer require notavia/notavia

PHP SDK README →

Java

The Java SDK is not yet on Maven Central. The source is complete and usable directly from the repository in the meantime.

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.saas-infrastructure.notavia</groupId>
  <artifactId>notavia</artifactId>
</dependency>

Java SDK README →

Every SDK authenticates with a bearer API key, retries on 429 honouring Retry-After, and includes webhook-signature verification and inbox/prefs token-minting helpers.