tigris-python-sdk
Tigris Python SDK
Use Tigris from Python via boto3 plus the tigris-boto3-ext extension package. Standard S3 calls work unchanged; the extension layers on Tigris-specific features — snapshots, bucket forking, in-place object rename, and the Bundle API for batch fetches — by injecting headers on activated boto3 events.
For Django uploads via django-storages, see ./resources/django.md.
Quick Start
# 1. Install CLI & authenticate
npm install -g @tigrisdata/cli
tigris login
# 2. Create bucket and access key
tigris buckets create my-bucket
tigris access-keys create "my-bucket-key"
# ⚠ Save the Secret Access Key — shown only once
tigris access-keys assign tid_xxx --bucket my-bucket --role Editor
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