Fixed ResourceType handling and other small improvements

docs-site/docs/api/python/modules-index.md

@@ -91,6 +91,9 @@ slug: /api/python/modules
 - [nexla_sdk.models.users](./modules/nexla_sdk.models.users.mdx)
 - [nexla_sdk.models.users.requests](./modules/nexla_sdk.models.users.requests.mdx)
 - [nexla_sdk.models.users.responses](./modules/nexla_sdk.models.users.responses.mdx)
+- [nexla_sdk.models.webhooks](./modules/nexla_sdk.models.webhooks.mdx)
+- [nexla_sdk.models.webhooks.requests](./modules/nexla_sdk.models.webhooks.requests.mdx)
+- [nexla_sdk.models.webhooks.responses](./modules/nexla_sdk.models.webhooks.responses.mdx)
 - [nexla_sdk.resources](./modules/nexla_sdk.resources.mdx)
 - [nexla_sdk.resources.approval_requests](./modules/nexla_sdk.resources.approval_requests.mdx)
 - [nexla_sdk.resources.async_tasks](./modules/nexla_sdk.resources.async_tasks.mdx)
@@ -117,4 +120,5 @@ slug: /api/python/modules
 - [nexla_sdk.resources.teams](./modules/nexla_sdk.resources.teams.mdx)
 - [nexla_sdk.resources.transforms](./modules/nexla_sdk.resources.transforms.mdx)
 - [nexla_sdk.resources.users](./modules/nexla_sdk.resources.users.mdx)
+- [nexla_sdk.resources.webhooks](./modules/nexla_sdk.resources.webhooks.mdx)
 - [nexla_sdk.telemetry](./modules/nexla_sdk.telemetry.mdx)

docs-site/docs/api/python/modules/nexla_sdk.auth.mdx

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Authentication utilities for the Nexla SDK
 
 ### TokenAuthHandler
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/auth.py:14`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/auth.py:15`
 
 Handles authentication and token management for Nexla API
 
@@ -21,35 +21,35 @@ Supports two authentication flows as per Nexla API documentation:
 1. **Service Key Flow**: Uses service keys to obtain session tokens via POST to
    /token endpoint with `Authorization: Basic <Service-Key>`. Automatically
    refreshes tokens before expiry using /token/refresh endpoint.
-   
+
 2. **Direct Token Flow**: Uses pre-obtained access tokens directly. These tokens
    expire after a configured interval (usually 1 hour).
 
 Responsible for:
 - Obtaining session tokens using service keys (Basic auth)
-- Using directly provided access tokens (Bearer auth)  
+- Using directly provided access tokens (Bearer auth)
 - Refreshing session tokens before expiry (service key flow only)
 - Ensuring valid tokens are available for API requests
 - Handling authentication retries on 401 responses
 
 Methods:
 
 - `ensure_valid_token(self) -> str`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:145`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:154`
   - Ensures a valid session token is available, refreshing if necessary
 - `execute_authenticated_request(self, method: str, url: str, headers: Dict[str, str], **kwargs) -> Optional[Dict[str, Any]]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:191`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:202`
   - Execute a request with authentication handling
 - `get_access_token(self) -> str`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:69`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:72`
   - Get the current access token
 - `logout(self) -> None`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:170`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:179`
   - Ends the current session and invalidates the NexlaSessionToken.
 - `obtain_session_token(self) -> None`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:83`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:88`
   - Obtains a session token using the service key
 - `refresh_session_token(self) -> None`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:134`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/auth.py:143`
   - Refresh token (compat shim).
 

docs-site/docs/api/python/modules/nexla_sdk.client.mdx

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Nexla API client
 
 ### NexlaClient
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/client.py:44`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/client.py:52`
 
 Client for the Nexla API
 
@@ -22,20 +22,20 @@ The Nexla API supports two authentication methods:
    Service keys are long-lived credentials created in the Nexla UI. The SDK
    obtains session tokens using the service key on demand and re-obtains a new
    token as needed. No refresh endpoint is used.
-   
+
 2. **Direct Access Token Authentication**:
    Use a pre-obtained access token directly. These tokens are not refreshed by the SDK.
 
 Examples:
     # Method 1: Using service key (recommended for automation)
     client = NexlaClient(service_key="your-service-key")
-    
+
     # Method 2: Using access token directly (manual/short-term use)
     client = NexlaClient(access_token="your-access-token")
-    
+
     # Using the client (same regardless of authentication method)
     flows = client.flows.list()
-    
+
 Note:
     - Service keys should be treated as highly sensitive credentials
     - Only provide either service_key OR access_token, not both
@@ -44,16 +44,19 @@ Note:
 
 Methods:
 
+- `create_webhook_client(self, api_key: str) -> nexla_sdk.resources.webhooks.WebhooksResource`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/client.py:243`
+  - Create a webhook client for sending data to Nexla webhooks.
 - `get_access_token(self) -> str`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/client.py:179`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/client.py:193`
   - Get a valid access token.
 - `logout(self) -> None`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/client.py:221`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/client.py:235`
   - Logout current session and invalidate token.
 - `refresh_access_token(self) -> str`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/client.py:201`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/client.py:215`
   - Obtain a fresh token and return it.
 - `request(self, method: str, path: str, **kwargs) -> Optional[Dict[str, Any]]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/client.py:260`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/client.py:316`
   - Send a request to the Nexla API
 

docs-site/docs/api/python/modules/nexla_sdk.exceptions.mdx

@@ -10,50 +10,50 @@ keywords: [Nexla, SDK, Python, API]
 
 ### AuthenticationError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:70`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:72`
 
 Raised when authentication fails.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### AuthorizationError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:80`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:82`
 
 Raised when user lacks permission.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### CredentialError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:113`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:120`
 
 Raised when credential validation fails.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### FlowError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:125`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:132`
 
 Raised when flow operations fail.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### NexlaError
@@ -65,78 +65,78 @@ Base exception for all Nexla errors.
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### NotFoundError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:85`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:88`
 
 Raised when a resource is not found.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### RateLimitError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:95`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:100`
 
 Raised when rate limit is exceeded.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### ResourceConflictError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:108`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:114`
 
 Raised when resource conflicts occur.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### ServerError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:103`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:108`
 
 Raised when server returns 5xx error.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### TransformError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:139`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:152`
 
 Raised when transform operations fail.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 
 ### ValidationError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:90`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:94`
 
 Raised when request validation fails.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `get_error_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:54`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/exceptions.py:56`
   - Get structured error information.
 

docs-site/docs/api/python/modules/nexla_sdk.http_client.mdx

@@ -12,38 +12,32 @@ HTTP client interface and implementations for Nexla SDK
 
 ### HttpClientError
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:60`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:66`
 
 Base exception for HTTP client errors
 
 ### HttpClientInterface
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:34`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:38`
 
 Abstract interface for HTTP clients used by the Nexla SDK.
 This allows for different HTTP client implementations or mocks for testing.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `request(self, method: str, url: str, headers: Dict[str, str], **kwargs) -> Optional[Dict[str, Any]]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:40`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:44`
   - Send an HTTP request
 
 ### RequestsHttpClient
 
-Defined in `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:69`
+Defined in `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:82`
 
 HTTP client implementation using the requests library with retries and timeouts.
 
 Methods:
 
 - `request(self, method: str, url: str, headers: Dict[str, str], **kwargs) -> Optional[Dict[str, Any]]`
-  - Source: `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:98`
+  - Source: `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:119`
   - Send an HTTP request using a session with sane defaults.
 
-## Functions
-
-### `inject(carrier: Dict[str, str]) -> None`
-
-Source: `nexla_sdk/http_client.py:30`
-