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Dataverse SDK for Python — Getting Started

  • Install the Dataverse Python SDK and prerequisites.
  • Configure environment variables for Dataverse tenant, client ID, secret, and resource URL.
  • Use the SDK to authenticate via OAuth and perform CRUD operations.

Setup

  • Python 3.10+
  • Recommended: virtual environment

Install

bash
pip install dataverse-sdk

Auth Basics

  • Use OAuth with Azure AD app registration.
  • Store secrets in .env and load via python-dotenv.

Common Tasks

  • Query tables
  • Create/update rows
  • Batch operations
  • Handle pagination and throttling

Tips

  • Reuse clients; avoid frequent re-auth.
  • Add retries for transient failures.
  • Log requests for troubleshooting.