Changelog

A new Python SDK for the Neon API

Neon has a new Python SDK, which is a wrapper for the Neon API. This SDK simplifies integration of Python applications with Neon by providing methods to programmatically manage Neon API keys, projects, branches, databases, endpoints, roles, and operations.

It's easy to install with pip:

$ pip install neon-api

Then, from Python:

from neon_api import NeonAPI

# Initialize the client.
neon = NeonAPI.from_environ() or NeonAPI(api_key='your_api_key')

# Get the current user
user = neon.me()
print(user)

For more, see Python SDK for the Neon API.

A Migration Assistant to help move your data

When you're ready to move your data to Neon, our new Migration Assistant can help. All you need to get started is a connection string for your existing database.

Enter your current database connection string, and the Assistant will:

1. Run some preliminary checks on your database.
2. Create a Neon project that best matches your current environment.
3. Provide pg_dump and pg_restore commands to transfer your data, pre-populated with the correct connection strings.

For more, see Neon Migration Assistant.

Organization account support for Vercel and GitHub integrations

Our Vercel Previews and GitHub integrations are now supported on Organization accounts. In case you're not familiar:

• The Vercel Previews Integration connects your Vercel project to a Neon database and creates a database branch with each Vercel preview deployment.
• The GitHub Integration connects your Neon projects to corresponding GitHub repositories, letting you bring your database to your DevOps workflow.

You can now make both integrations available to your Neon organization.

timescaledb extension support for Postgres 17

We added support for the timescaledb extension, version 2.17.1, to Postgres 17.

For a complete list of Postgres extensions supported by Neon, see Postgres extensions.

And don't forget to check out this week's fixes and improvements: