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Cloud 66 provides client libraries to help you integrate with our API more easily. Currently, we maintain an official SDK for Go, with community contributions welcome for other languages.

Official SDK

Go

We provide an official Go client library that offers a complete interface to the Cloud 66 API:

  • Repository: cloud66-oss/cloud66
  • Features: Full API coverage, multiple authentication methods, and comprehensive Cloud 66 platform support
  • Installation: go get github.com/cloud66-oss/cloud66

The SDK supports multiple authentication methods:

  • Cloud 66 Toolbelt token (stored in ~/.cloud66/cx.json)
  • Personal Access Token from your Cloud 66 account
  • Custom token file location
import "github.com/cloud66-oss/cloud66"

// Get client (uses default Toolbelt token)
client := cloud66.GetClient("", "", "")

// List your stacks
stacks, err := client.StackList()
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

// Work with your stacks
for _, stack := range stacks {
    fmt.Printf("Stack: %s (%s)\n", stack.Name, stack.Environment)
}

Community Libraries

While we don't maintain official SDKs for other languages, the Cloud 66 API is a standard REST API that can be consumed by any HTTP client. Many community members have created unofficial libraries for various languages.

Building Your Own Client

If no SDK exists for your preferred language, you can easily build one using our comprehensive API documentation. Our REST API supports:

  • Authentication: OAuth 2.0 and API tokens
  • Standard HTTP methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
  • JSON responses: Consistent data format across all endpoints
  • Error handling: Standard HTTP status codes with detailed error messages

Getting Started

  1. Choose your preferred HTTP client library
  2. Implement authentication (see our Authentication guide)
  3. Start with basic operations like listing stacks
  4. Refer to our API reference for endpoint details

We welcome contributions of community SDKs and are happy to link to well-maintained libraries in other languages.

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