Hello, World!
Executing your first script with Riza
The Riza Code Interpreter API allows you to safely execute untrusted Python, JavaScript, Ruby or PHP in an isolated and secure sandbox, powered by WebAssembly.
Install a Client Library
We publish API client libraries for Python, Node and Go. We’ll use them for this example.
Get an API Key
All requests to the Riza API require authentication. You can get an API key from the Riza Dashboard.
Once you have an API key, set it as the value of an environment variable named
RIZA_API_KEY.
export RIZA_API_KEY="<api-key-contents>"
Say “Hello”
We’ll use Python for this example, but the Code Interpreter API additionally executes code written in JavaScript, TypeScript, Ruby and PHP.
Our first script is familiar to every programmer: printing “Hello, world!“.
print('Hello, world!')
We’ll send this single-line Python script to the Riza API for execution, and print
the output. The only required parameters are language and code.
You can use one of our published API client libraries to make this request from
Node, Python or Go, or use curl if available in your shell.
Each example above should print Hello, world!.
Next Steps
- Try out the API.
- See how to pass input to your code.
- Learn how to connect the Code Interpreter API to an LLM.
- Check out the roadmap to see what we’re working on next.