Anaplan SDK
Streamlined Python Interface for the Anaplan API.
Streamlined Python Interface for the Anaplan API. Get up and running with the Anaplan API in minutes.
Anaplan SDK is an independent, unofficial project providing pythonic access to Anaplan. It delivers high-level abstractions over all parts of the Anaplan API, allowing you to focus on business requirements rather than implementation details.
Key Features
- Pythonic Interface: Clean, intuitive access to Anaplan functionality
- Simplified API Interactions: Automatic handling of authentication, error handling, and data formatting
- Performance Optimizations: Built-in chunking and compression techniques
- Multiple API Support: Compatible with all major Anaplan API endpoints
- Flexible Client Options: Both synchronous and asynchronous implementations
- Developer-Friendly: Designed to reduce boilerplate code and accelerate development
Getting Started
Head over to the Quick Start for basic usage instructions and examples.
Contributing
Pull Requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change. To submit a pull request, please follow the standard Fork & Pull Request workflow.
Before submitting your pull request, please ensure that all the files pass linting and formatting checks. You can do this by running the following command:
uv sync --dev
ruff check
ruff format
You should also enable prek hooks to automatically format and lint your code before committing:
prek install
If your PR goes beyond a simple bug fix or small changes, please add tests to cover your changes.
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