exchange-interface 0.0.2

An interface to Microsoft Exchange Web Services (EWS). Allows the user to manipulate the outlook calendar events.

This module allows access to Microsoft Office 365 account calendars. It allows for personal, delegate, and service accounts.

Install

pip install exchange_interface

Example Script

import requests
from exchange_interface import EWS
import datetime

ews = EWS(
    username='[e-mail]',
    password='SuperSecretPassword',
)
ews.Connected = lambda _, state: print('EWS', state)
ews.Disconnected = lambda _, state: print('EWS', state)
ews.NewCalendarItem = lambda _, item: print('NewCalendarItem(', item)
ews.CalendarItemChanged = lambda _, item: print('CalendarItemChanged(', item)
ews.CalendarItemDeleted = lambda _, item: print('CalendarItemDeleted(', item)

ews.UpdateCalendar()

print('Events happending now=', ews.GetNowCalItems())

print('Event(s) happening next=', ews.GetNextCalItems())

nowDT = datetime.datetime.now()
nowPlus24hrs = nowDT + datetime.timedelta(days=1)

print('Events happening in the next 24 hours=', ews.GetEventsInRange(startDT=nowDT, endDT=nowPlus24hrs))

# You can create a new event like this:
ews.CreateCalendarEvent(
    subjec='Test Subject',
    body='Test Body',
    startDT=datetime.datetime.now(),
    endDT=datetime.datetime.now() + datetime.timedelta(hours=1),
    )

Service Accounts

import requests
from exchange_interface import EWS

ews = EWS(
    username='[e-mail]',
    password='SuperSecretPassword', # the service account password
    impersonation='[e-mail]'
)

Oauth

import requests
from exchange_interface import EWS

def GetAccessToken():
    # do the oauth magic here
    return 'theOauthToken'

ews = EWS(
    username='[e-mail]',
    oauthCallback=GetAccessToken, # this will be called before each HTTP request is sent
    impersonation='[e-mail]'
)