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Best practices for using the official Perigon SDKs (TypeScript, Python, Go). Use this skill when installing, configuring, or writing code with any Perigon SDK to search news, track stories, summarize content, perform vector search, query Wikipedia, or look up people, companies, journalists, and sources.

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Perigon SDKs Best Practices

Guide for using the official Perigon SDKs to integrate the Perigon News Intelligence API into TypeScript/Node.js, Python, and Go applications.

When to Apply

Reference these guidelines when:

  • Installing or setting up a Perigon SDK in a new or existing project
  • Initializing the Perigon client and configuring authentication
  • Calling any Perigon API endpoint through an SDK (articles, stories, vector search, summarizer, Wikipedia, entities)
  • Handling errors, retries, or rate limits from SDK calls
  • Choosing which SDK to use for a given project or runtime
  • Writing async code with the Python SDK or context-based code with the Go SDK
  • Constructing typed request parameters or parsing typed responses

SDK Selection Guide

TypeScript/JavaScript project?  → @goperigon/perigon-ts
Python project?                 → perigon (PyPI)
Go project?                     → github.com/goperigon/perigon-go-sdk/v2

All three SDKs cover the same API surface. Choose based on your project language.

SDK Comparison

| | TypeScript | Python | Go | |---|---|---|---| | Package | @goperigon/perigon-ts | perigon | github.com/goperigon/perigon-go-sdk/v2 | | Install | npm install @goperigon/perigon-ts | pip install perigon | go get github.com/goperigon/perigon-go-sdk/v2 | | Client init | new V1Api(new Configuration({apiKey})) | V1Api(ApiClient(api_key=...)) | perigon.NewClient(option.WithAPIKey(...)) | | Method style | perigon.searchArticles({...}) | api.search_articles(...) | client.All.List(ctx, params) | | Async | Native Promises | _async suffix methods | Context-based | | Type system | Full TS types | Pydantic models, PEP 561 | Strongly-typed with param.Opt[T] | | Error type | ResponseError | ApiException | *perigon.Error | | Retries | Manual | Manual | Built-in (default 2) |

Authentication

All SDKs read the API key from the PERIGON_API_KEY environment variable by default. You can also pass it explicitly:

TypeScript:

import { Configuration, V1Api } from "@goperigon/perigon-ts";
const perigon = new V1Api(new Configuration({ apiKey: process.env.PERIGON_API_KEY }));

Python:

from perigon import V1Api, ApiClient
api = V1Api(ApiClient(api_key=os.environ["PERIGON_API_KEY"]))

Go:

client := perigon.NewClient() // reads PERIGON_API_KEY env var
// or explicitly:
client := perigon.NewClient(option.WithAPIKey("your-key"))

Endpoint-to-Method Mapping

| API Endpoint | TypeScript | Python | Go | |---|---|---|---| | GET /v1/articles/all | searchArticles() | search_articles() | client.All.List() | | GET /v1/stories/all | searchStories() | search_stories() | client.Stories.List() | | GET /v1/stories/history | getStoryHistory() | get_story_history() | — | | POST /v1/summarize | searchSummarizer() | search_summarizer() | client.Summarize.New() | | POST /v1/vector/news/all | vectorSearchArticles() | vector_search_articles() | client.Vector.News.Search() | | GET /v1/wikipedia/all | searchWikipedia() | search_wikipedia() | client.Wikipedia.Search() | | POST /v1/vector/wikipedia/all | vectorSearchWikipedia() | vector_search_wikipedia() | client.Wikipedia.VectorSearch() | | GET /v1/companies/all | searchCompanies() | search_companies() | client.Companies.List() | | GET /v1/people/all | searchPeople() | search_people() | client.People.List() | | GET /v1/journalists/all | searchJournalists() | search_journalists() | client.Journalists.List() | | GET /v1/journalists/{id} | getJournalistById() | get_journalist_by_id() | client.Journalists.Get() | | GET /v1/sources/all | searchSources() | search_sources() | client.Sources.List() | | GET /v1/topics/all | searchTopics() | search_topics() | client.Topics.List() |

Common Patterns

Search Articles

TypeScript:

const { articles } = await perigon.searchArticles({ q: "AI", size: 10, sortBy: "date" });

Python:

result = api.search_articles(q="AI", size=10, sort_by="date")

Go:

result, err := client.All.List(ctx, perigon.AllListParams{
    Q:      perigon.String("AI"),
    Size:   perigon.Int(10),
    SortBy: perigon.AllEndpointSortByDate,
})

Story History

TypeScript:

const { results } = await perigon.getStoryHistory({
  clusterId: ["911860d569ca464698c0beec0697f694"],
  changelogExists: true,
  size: 10,
});

Python:

result = api.get_story_history(
    cluster_id=["911860d569ca464698c0beec0697f694"],
    changelog_exists=True,
    size=10,
)

Go: Not yet available in the Go SDK. Use the REST API directly or the TypeScript/Python SDK.

Vector Search

TypeScript:

const results = await perigon.vectorSearchArticles({
    articleSearchParams: { prompt: "impact of AI on healthcare", size: 5 },
});

Python:

from perigon.models import ArticleSearchParams
results = api.vector_search_articles(
    article_search_params=ArticleSearchParams(prompt="impact of AI on healthcare", size=5)
)

Go:

results, err := client.Vector.News.Search(ctx, perigon.VectorNewsSearchParams{
    Prompt: "impact of AI on healthcare",
    Size:   perigon.Int(5),
})

Error Handling

TypeScript:

try {
    const result = await perigon.searchArticles({ q: "test" });
} catch (error) {
    if (error.status === 429) console.error("Rate limited");
}

Python:

from perigon.exceptions import ApiException
try:
    result = api.search_articles(q="test")
except ApiException as e:
    print(f"HTTP {e.status}: {e.body}")

Go:

result, err := client.All.List(ctx, perigon.AllListParams{Q: perigon.String("test")})
if err != nil {
    var apierr *perigon.Error
    if errors.As(err, &apierr) {
        fmt.Printf("HTTP %d\n", apierr.StatusCode)
    }
}

SDK-Specific Gotchas

  1. Python from keyword: Use var_from instead of from for date filtering (Python reserved word).
  2. Python POST body params: Vector search and summarization require model objects (ArticleSearchParams, SummaryBody, WikipediaSearchParams).
  3. Go optional fields: Use perigon.String(), perigon.Int(), perigon.Float(), perigon.Time() constructors for optional parameters.
  4. Go retries: Built-in exponential backoff (2 retries by default). Override with option.WithMaxRetries().
  5. TypeScript middleware: Use Configuration({ middleware: [...] }) for request/response hooks.

How to Use References

Read individual reference files for detailed SDK-specific documentation:

references/typescript-sdk.md  — Full @goperigon/perigon-ts reference
references/python-sdk.md      — Full perigon Python SDK reference
references/go-sdk.md          — Full perigon-go-sdk/v2 reference

Each reference contains:

  • Installation and setup instructions
  • Complete method reference with all parameters
  • Code examples for every endpoint
  • Error handling patterns
  • Advanced features (middleware, async, retries, pagination)

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