Blackboard Integration Toolkit
Enterprise-grade Python library for integrating Blackboard Learn with external systems (SIS, ERP, HRMS, etc.).
Features
- Full coverage of Users, Courses, Enrollments, Assignments, and more.
- Automatic retries, pagination, rate limiting, and token refresh.
- Synchronisation engines for students, courses, enrollments, and grades.
- CLI tool and mock server for offline development.
- Clean, testable architecture.
Quick Start
pip install blackboard-integration-toolkit
from blackboard import BlackboardClient
client = BlackboardClient.from_env()
student = client.get_student("some_id")
Documentation
Full documentation: https://awais69735.github.io/blackboard-integration-toolkit/
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
License
MIT
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