API Reference¶
stackops is easiest to approach as three connected layers:
stackops.utilsfor shared helpers and script-generation gluestackops.clusterfor layouts, terminal sessions, and remote executionstackops.jobs.installerplusstackops.utils.installer_utilsfor curated installers
This reference follows those workflows instead of mirroring the raw package tree.
Integration areas¶
| Area | What it covers | Main modules | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Environment and project wiring | .ve.yaml discovery, optional IPython profile lookup, cloud metadata defaults |
stackops.utils.ve |
Environment and project wiring |
| Paths, files, and config documents | JSON / INI / pickle IO, GPG helpers, path mutation, path-reference lookup | stackops.utils.io, stackops.utils.path_core, stackops.utils.path_helper, stackops.utils.path_reference |
Paths, files, and config |
| Scheduling and cache | Repeating routines, memory cache, disk-backed cache | stackops.utils.scheduler |
Scheduling and cache |
| Interactive helpers and notifications | IDs, list splitting, fuzzy / TV-backed choices, HTML email | stackops.utils.accessories, stackops.utils.options, stackops.utils.notifications |
Interactive helpers and notifications |
| Code generation and command launching | Lambda-to-script conversion, uv command builders, shell execution, shell handoff |
stackops.utils.meta, stackops.utils.code, stackops.utils.installer_utils.installer_cli |
Code generation and command launching |
| Session layouts and orchestration | Layout schema, tab builders, tab splitting, zellij / tmux / Windows Terminal backends | stackops.utils.schemas.layouts.layout_types, stackops.cluster.sessions_managers.* |
Layouts, Sessions |
| Remote execution and networking | Remote job config and state, transfer, SSH, public-IP and LAN helpers | stackops.cluster.remote.*, stackops.utils.ssh, stackops.scripts.python.helpers.helpers_network.* |
Remote execution and networking |
| Installer catalog and package groups | Installer data, package groups, install orchestration, direct URL installers | stackops.jobs.installer.*, stackops.utils.installer_utils.*, stackops.utils.schemas.installer.installer_types |
Jobs and installer APIs |
Package map¶
stackops/
├── cluster/
│ ├── remote/ # Remote job models, transfer, script generation
│ └── sessions_managers/ # zellij, tmux, Windows Terminal backends
├── jobs/
│ └── installer/ # installer_data.json, package groups, install scripts
├── scripts/python/helpers/
│ └── helpers_network/ # IP and connectivity helpers
├── utils/
│ ├── accessories, code, io, meta, notifications, options, scheduler, ssh, ve
│ ├── installer_utils/ # Runtime installer engine
│ ├── path_core, path_helper, path_reference
│ └── schemas/{installer,layouts}
└── settings/ # Configuration assets and templates
Choose a reference track¶
Utilities¶
Start here if you are importing helper APIs into your own scripts or applications:
- Utils overview
- Environment and project wiring
- Paths, files, and config
- Scheduling and cache
- Interactive helpers and notifications
- Code generation and command launching
Cluster and remote execution¶
Start here if you are generating layouts, managing terminal sessions, or submitting jobs to other machines:
Jobs and installers¶
Start here if you need the curated installer catalog, group definitions, or install orchestration helpers:
Common import patterns¶
from stackops.cluster.remote.models import RemoteStackOpsConfig
from stackops.cluster.remote.remote_machine import RemoteMachine
from stackops.cluster.sessions_managers.utils.maker import make_layout_from_functions
from stackops.jobs.installer.package_groups import PACKAGE_GROUP2NAMES
from stackops.utils.code import run_shell_script
from stackops.utils.installer_utils.installer_cli import install_if_missing
from stackops.utils.scheduler import Scheduler, Cache
If you need end-user command entrypoints instead of library APIs, see the CLI Reference.