generated: '2026-07-27' method: searched source: - npm registry search (2026-07-27) - PyPI (2026-07-27) - GitHub repository search (2026-07-27) note: >- Southwest Power Pool publishes no client library in any registry. npm, PyPI and GitHub were searched for SPP-authored packages and none exist; SPP has no GitHub organization (github.com/SouthwestPowerPool returns 404). The community has filled the gap: SPP's public market data is one of the ISO/RTO feeds supported by the third-party gridstatus Python library, and an older Java client for SPP's CSV reports exists on GitHub. Both are recorded with official:false — they are not SPP software and carry no SPP support. packages: [] official_packages: 0 third_party: - language: python registry: pypi name: gridstatus url: https://pypi.org/project/gridstatus/ install: pip install gridstatus official: false note: >- Third-party open-source library for US ISO/RTO grid data that includes an SPP adapter over the same public portal file paths catalogued in data-model/spp-data-model.yml. Verified present on PyPI (HTTP 200, 2026-07-27). Not authored, endorsed or supported by SPP. - language: java registry: github name: r24mille/SppPublicReportClient url: https://github.com/r24mille/SppPublicReportClient official: false note: >- Community Java client for Southwest Power Pool .csv reports, found by GitHub search 2026-07-27. Unaffiliated with SPP; age and maintenance status not assessed. registries_searched: - {registry: npm, query: 'southwest power pool / trolie', result: no first-party or SPP-specific package} - {registry: pypi, queries: [spp-api, sppdata, trolie, trolie-client], result: all 404} - {registry: github, query: southwest power pool, result: community repositories only; no SPP organization} - {registry: maven-central, result: not searched — no evidence of any JVM client published by SPP} gaps: - SPP ships no SDK, no client library and no code samples for any interface - the member-facing SOAP services are consumed from WSDL/XSD distributed inside the Change User Forum, with no generated-client distribution