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title: SDKs
description: Official Trigv SDKs and developer tools for Node.js, Python, PHP, Go, Ruby, and CLI workflows.
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# SDKs

Use an official Trigv SDK when you want typed helpers, package-managed installs, and cleaner error handling around the same Trigv event API.

## Official SDKs

<div>
  <a href="/docs/sdks/javascript">
    
      <strong>JavaScript / Node.js</strong>
      <small>Use Trigv from Node, serverless functions, and scripts.</small>
    
  </a>
  <a href="/docs/sdks/python">
    
      <strong>Python</strong>
      <small>Send alerts from scripts, cron jobs, workers, and services.</small>
    
  </a>
  <a href="/docs/sdks/php">
    
      <strong>PHP</strong>
      <small>Use Trigv from Laravel apps, WordPress plugins, and backend jobs.</small>
    
  </a>
  <a href="/docs/sdks/go">
    
      <strong>Go</strong>
      <small>Send notifications from APIs, workers, CLIs, and services.</small>
    
  </a>
  <a href="/docs/sdks/ruby">
    
      <strong>Ruby</strong>
      <small>Send alerts from Rails apps, scripts, background jobs, and deploy hooks.</small>
    
  </a>
  <a href="/docs/sdks/cli">
    
      <strong>Trigv CLI</strong>
      <small>Trigger notifications from terminals, shell scripts, and CI pipelines.</small>
    
  </a>
</div>

Need the raw HTTP API instead? Use the [cURL guide](/docs/learn/curl/) or the [event API reference](/docs/events/).