apigraph 0.1.1

Python SDK for Microsoft Graph API — Mail and SharePoint made simple

apigraph

Python SDK for Microsoft Graph API — interact with Mail and SharePoint using a clean, simple interface.

Features

• Mail: list folders & subfolders, fetch messages, read content, mark as read, move between folders, create folders.
• SharePoint: list drives, browse items, download files, move items.
• Context manager support (with statement handles connect/disconnect automatically).
• Structured exceptions (HttpConnectionError, MailBoxException) for predictable error handling.
• Certificate-based authentication via MSAL.

Requirements

• Python ≥ 3.10
• An Azure AD App Registration with:
  • Mail.Read, Mail.ReadWrite (and/or Sites.Read.All, Sites.ReadWrite.All for SharePoint) application permissions.
  • A certificate uploaded to the App Registration.

Installation

pip install apigraph

Or from source:

git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/apigraph.git
cd apigraph
pip install -e .

Configuration

Set the following environment variables (copy .env.example as a starting point):

Variable	Description
APIGRAPH_CLIENT_ID	Azure App Registration client ID
APIGRAPH_TENANT_ID	Azure tenant ID
APIGRAPH_CERT_PATH	Path to the private key PEM file
APIGRAPH_CERT_THUMBPRINT	Certificate thumbprint (hex, no colons)

cp .env.example .env
# edit .env with your values

Quick start

from apigraph import Graphapi

with Graphapi("[e-mail]") as api:
    # List mail folders
    folders = api.fetch_mail_folders()
    for f in folders["value"]:
        print(f["displayName"], "—", f["id"])

    # Fetch unread emails
    mails = api.fetch_mails(filter_read_status="unread")
    for m in mails["value"]:
        print(m["subject"])

    # Get full content of an email
    content = api.get_mail_content(api.mailbox_email, mails["value"][0]["id"])

    # Mark as read
    api.mark_as_read(mails["value"][0]["id"])

    # Move email to a folder by name
    api.move_to_folder_by_name(mails["value"][0]["id"], "Archive")

SharePoint example

from apigraph import Graphapi

SITE_ID  = "your-site-id"
DRIVE_ID = "your-drive-id"

with Graphapi("[e-mail]") as api:
    drives = api.list_sharepoint_drives(SITE_ID)
    folder_id = api.get_drive_folder_by_name(DRIVE_ID, "Reports")
    items = api.list_drive_items(DRIVE_ID, folder_id)
    for item in items:
        print(item["name"])
    content = api.download_drive_item(DRIVE_ID, items[0]["id"])

API reference

Method	Description
fetch_mail_folders()	List all mail folders
fetch_mail_subfolders(folder_id)	List subfolders of a folder
fetch_all_folders_and_subfolders()	Full folder tree with IDs
fetch_mails(filter_read_status)	Fetch messages (None/"read"/"unread")
fetch_mails_from_folder(mailbox, folder_id)	Messages by folder ID
fetch_mails_from_folder_by_name(folder_name)	Messages by folder name
mark_as_read(mail_id)	Mark a message as read
move_to_folder_by_name(email_id, folder_name)	Move message by folder name
move_to_folder_by_id(email_id, folder_id)	Move message by folder ID
create_folder(folder_name)	Create a mail folder
create_subfolder(parent_id, name)	Create a subfolder
get_mail_content(mailbox, email_id, filter_query)	Retrieve message content
get_mail_content_from_folder(folder, field, value)	Find message by arbitrary field
get_mail_by_subject(folder_name, subject_text)	Find message by subject
fetch_paginated(url)	Generic paginated Graph request
list_sharepoint_drives(site_id)	List drives in a site
list_sharepoint_drive_items(site_id, drive_id)	Root items of a drive
list_drive_items_by_path(site_id, drive_id, path)	Items at a path
list_drive_items(drive_id, folder_id)	Items in a folder (paginated)
download_drive_item(drive_id, item_id)	Download file bytes
get_drive_folder_by_name(drive_id, folder_name)	Folder ID by name
move_drive_item(drive_id, item_id, target_folder_id)	Move a drive item

Error handling

from apigraph import Graphapi, HttpConnectionError, MailBoxException

try:
    with Graphapi("[e-mail]") as api:
        api.mark_as_read("bad-id")
except MailBoxException as e:
    print("Config error:", e.message, e.details)
except HttpConnectionError as e:
    print("HTTP error:", e.message, e.status_code, e.details)

Development

pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest tests/
ruff check src/

License

MIT