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aula_connect

A Python client for Aula, the Danish school and institution platform. It logs in through MitID - with the MitID app's QR code or code - and reads the children's profiles, daily overviews (presence), calendars, birthdays, messages, notifications, weekly plans (Meebook, EasyIQ, MinUddannelse) and newsletters into typed models.

It is the library the Home Assistant integration ha_aula_connect is built on.

from aula_connect import AulaClient, AulaLoginClient

login = AulaLoginClient(mitid_username="...")   # approve in the MitID app
tokens = login.authenticate()["tokens"]
client = AulaClient(
    access_token=tokens["access_token"],
    refresh_token=tokens["refresh_token"],
    expires_at=tokens["expires_at"],
    mitid_username="...",
    login_client=login,
)
data = client.login()

Origin and licence

The login and API client come from the Home Assistant integration HairingX/aula, a fork of scaarup/aula, and are licensed as it is: GNU GPL v3.0 or later (LICENSE). The MitID login started as the Aula login client by mchrdk. MitID itself is reached through mitid_connect.

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