dry-apy-connector 1.0.3

Python library for connecting to dry-api

dry-apy-connector

Python client for Navigo3 API.

Features

• 🔐 Authentication - credentials or token-based login
• 🔄 Automatic logout - automatic logout when context exits or program ends
• 🧵 Thread-safe - safe for concurrent API calls
• ⚡ Batch execution - execute multiple requests in a single call

Installation

pip install dry_apy_connector

Using uv

# From PyPI
uv add dry-apy-connector

Quick Start

from dry_apy_connector.ApiConnector import ApiConnector

# Using context manager (recommended) - logout is automatic
with ApiConnector("https://instance.navigo3.com/API") as connector:
    # Login with credentials
    connector.login_with_credentials("username", "password")

    # Execute API call
    project = connector.execute("project/get", {"id": 88})
    print(project)
    # Logout happens automatically when exiting the context

Token Authentication

with ApiConnector("https://instance.navigo3.com/API") as connector:
    connector.login_with_token("your-api-token")
    result = connector.execute("project/get", {"id": 88})
    # Logout happens automatically

Usage

Batch Execution (Same Endpoint)

Execute multiple calls to the same endpoint efficiently:

from dry_apy_connector.ApiConnector import ApiConnector

with ApiConnector("https://instance.navigo3.com/API") as connector:
    connector.login_with_credentials("user", "password")

    # Multiple inputs for the same endpoint
    inputs = [{"id": 1}, {"id": 2}, {"id": 3}]
    projects = connector.execute_endpoint_batch("project/get", inputs)

    for project in projects:
        print(project)

Batch Execution (Mixed Endpoints)

Execute multiple different API calls in a single HTTP request:

from dry_apy_connector.ApiConnector import ApiConnector
from uuid import uuid1

with ApiConnector("https://instance.navigo3.com/API") as connector:
    connector.login_with_credentials("user", "password")

    # Create batch with different endpoints
    batch = [
        ApiConnector.create_request(
            str(uuid1()), "project/get", "EXECUTE", {"id": 1}
        ),
        ApiConnector.create_request(
            str(uuid1()), "user/list", "EXECUTE", {}
        ),
    ]

    responses = connector.call(batch)

Validation

Validate input data before execution:

with ApiConnector("https://instance.navigo3.com/API") as connector:
    connector.login_with_credentials("user", "password")

    validation = connector.validate("project/create", {"name": "Test"})
    if validation.get("valid"):
        result = connector.execute("project/create", {"name": "Test"})

Custom Logger

from loguru import logger

connector = ApiConnector("https://instance.navigo3.com/API", logger=logger)

API Reference

ApiConnector

ApiConnector(base_address: str, logger: Optional[LoggerInterface] = None)

Authentication

Method	Description
login_with_credentials(login: str, password: str)	Login with username and password
login_with_token(token: str)	Login with API token
logout()	Logout and close session (automatic with context)
is_logged_in() -> bool	Check if authenticated

Execution

Method	Description
execute(method: str, input_data: dict | list) -> dict | list	Execute single API call
execute_endpoint_batch(method: str, requests_input_data: List[dict | list]) -> List[dict]	Execute multiple calls to same endpoint
validate(method: str, input_data: dict) -> dict	Validate input without execution
call(requests_list: List[Dict]) -> List[dict]	Execute batch of mixed requests

Utility

Method	Description
create_request(request_uuid: str, method: str, request_type: str, input_data: dict | list, ...) -> dict	Create request object for batch execution
close()	Close HTTP session (automatic on exit)

Best Practices

1. Use context manager for automatic logout and cleanup:

with ApiConnector(url) as connector:
    connector.login_with_credentials("user", "pass")
    # Your API calls
    # Logout happens automatically

2. Reuse connector - don't create new instances for each call

3. Use batch execution for multiple requests:

# ✓ Good - single HTTP request
projects = connector.execute_endpoint_batch("project/get", inputs)

# ✗ Avoid - multiple HTTP requests
for item in items:
    connector.execute("project/get", item)

4. Thread safety - API calls are thread-safe after login, but don't call login() from multiple threads

5. Manual logout - only needed if not using context manager:

connector = ApiConnector(url)
connector.login_with_credentials("user", "pass")
# Your API calls
connector.logout()  # Explicit logout
# Or let it happen automatically at program exit


## License

Proprietary - Navigo Solutions

## Support

For issues or questions, contact us at **[e-mail]**