Gluesync SDKs

Gluesync provides open source SDKs that enable developers to create custom integrations with the Core Hub, build modules, and extend platform functionality.

Overview

Gluesync’s SDK ecosystem empowers developers to build on top of the platform with secure, standardized interfaces to the Core Hub. These SDKs handle authentication, authorization, and communication protocols, allowing developers to focus on building valuable integrations and extensions.

SDK Status

Python SDK

Available

Node.js SDK

Available

Java & Kotlin SDKs

Coming soon

Common Features

All Gluesync SDKs provide a consistent set of core capabilities:

  • Core Hub Handshake

    • Secure connection establishment

    • Automatic discovery of Core Hub endpoints

    • Heartbeat monitoring

    • Protocol negotiation

    • Version compatibility checks

  • Authentication & Authorization

    • API key management

    • Secure credential handling

    • Session handling

  • (Coming soon) Event Processing

    • Real-time event subscription

    • Event filtering and routing

    • Custom event handlers

  • (Coming soon) Data processing

    • Data transformation and validation

    • Data enrichment

    • Data aggregation

Developer Benefits

Benefit Description

Open Source

All SDKs are open source, allowing for community contributions, transparency, and customization

Consistent Interface

Standardized patterns across SDKs make it easy to work with multiple language implementations

Documentation

Comprehensive guides, examples, and reference materials for each SDK

Example Implementations

Reference implementations showing SDK usage in real-world scenarios

Common Use Cases

  • Module Creation

    • Build reusable components for common workflows

    • Add new features to the Gluesync ecosystem

  • Integration Development

    • Connect Gluesync to third-party systems

    • Build monitoring and management tools

  • (Coming soon) Custom Agent Development

    • Create specialized agents for unique data sources or targets

    • Extend existing agent capabilities

For more detailed information about specific SDKs, see the respective SDK documentation pages.

Getting Started

To get started with Gluesync SDK development:

  1. Choose the appropriate SDK for your development environment

  2. Follow the installation guide in the SDK-specific documentation

  3. Review the examples and reference implementations

  4. Join the Gluesync community for support and collaboration

For complete examples of SDK usage, explore the open source modules like Chronos and Bootstrapper.