diariopy 0.1.0

Python interface to the Diário de Obras (diariodeobras.net) API

diariopy

diariopy is a Python interface to the diariodeobras.net ("Diário de Obras") platform — the Python counterpart of the R package diario. It securely stores an API token and wraps authenticated requests to retrieve projects, tasks, reports, and more.

Disclaimer. This package is a wrapper for the API provided by the Diário de Obras platform, which owns the data. Function and argument names are in English, but because the source API is in Portuguese, response keys and some data values are returned in Portuguese. Access requires a valid authentication token issued by the platform.

Installation

pip install diariopy

Getting started

import diariopy

# 1. Store your API token securely (uses the system keyring)
diariopy.store_token("YOUR_API_TOKEN_HERE")

# 2. Confirm it was stored
diariopy.retrieve_token()

# 3. Make authenticated requests
company = diariopy.get_company()
projects = diariopy.get_projects()

Usage

project_id = "6717f864d163f517ae06e242"

diariopy.get_entities()                      # registered entities (cadastros)
diariopy.get_project_details(project_id)     # one project
diariopy.get_task_list(project_id)           # schedule items (cronograma)
diariopy.get_task_details(project_id, task_id)
diariopy.get_reports(project_id, limit=10, order="asc")
diariopy.get_report_details(project_id, report_id)

All getters return parsed JSON (Python dict/list). Request failures raise diariopy.DiarioError; invalid arguments raise ValueError.

Configuration

• Base URL — override with the DIARIO_BASE_URL environment variable (useful for staging or testing).
• Logging — the package logs through the diariopy logger and does not print.

Development

uv sync --extra test      # or: pip install -e ".[test]"
uv run pytest             # tests mock the network; no token required
uv build                  # build sdist + wheel

License

MIT — see LICENSE.