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SDKs & Libraries

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Powerly provides SDKs and integration helpers to simplify working with the Open API in different programming environments. These tools abstract common API calls, handle authentication, and accelerate development.

Available SDKs #

The following SDKs are available or under development:

Language/PlatformStatusNotes
JavaScript / Node.js✅ AvailableIdeal for web apps, automation, backend services
Python🟡 PlannedSuitable for data science and scripting
PHP🟡 In progressFor Laravel or WordPress integration
Dart / Flutter🟡 PlannedFor building mobile EV charging apps
Bash / CLI helpers✅ AvailableUsed in Powerly’s App Builder toolchain

You can request early access or contribute to SDKs under development by contacting [email protected].

Why Use a Powerly SDK? #

Using an SDK helps:

  • Reduce boilerplate code
  • Ensure consistency across requests
  • Handle retries, authentication, and error parsing
  • Speed up development of custom interfaces or backend logic

Example: Node.js SDK #

npm install powerly-sdk
const Powerly = require('powerly-sdk');
const client = new Powerly('YOUR_API_KEY');

client.getChargers().then(console.log).catch(console.error);

SDK Access #

  • Official SDKs will be listed and maintained at developer.powerly.app.
  • OpenAPI spec is available here for generating your own SDK using tools like Swagger Codegen or Postman.
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