geev_unofficial_api

A synchronous Python client library for the Geev API (https://prod.geev.fr). It reproduces exactly what the Geev Android app (v8.6.2) sends on the wire - headers, HMAC request signing and multipart bodies - so it works against the live service without scraping the website.

The library is object-oriented: GeevClient is the entry point, and the network-accessing entities are User and Article. Nothing is fetched at object construction - every method performs its own HTTP request only when you call it.

from geev import GeevClient

geev = GeevClient()
geev.login("you@example.com", "s3cret")          # returns Session, stored on client

# A User handle (no network call yet) ...
user = geev.get_user("YOUR_USER_ID")
profile = user.profile()                          # GET /v3/users/{id}  (lazy)
page    = user.articles(operation="donations")    # GET /v3/users/{id}/items

# ... and Articles
article = geev.get_article(page.items[0]["id"])
print(article.title, article.is_reservable)
article.details()                                 # GET /v3/items/{id}  (lazy)

Table of contents

1. Install
2. Quick examples
3. API reference
   • GeevClient
   • User
   • Article
   • Auth flow
4. Models
5. Errors
6. How it matches the app
7. Testing
8. Project layout

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1. Install

uv sync
pip install -e .
# optional, for tests
pip install -e ".[tests]"

Requires Python ≥ 3.11 and requests.

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2. Quick examples

Sign in and explore a user's donations

from geev import GeevClient

geev = GeevClient()                                        # prod API by default
session = geev.login("jane@example.com", "s3cret")

user = geev.get_user("YOUR_USER_ID")
page = user.articles(operation="donations", limit=10)
print(len(page.items), "articles; next cursor:", page.next_after)

for raw in page.items:
    print(raw["id"], raw["title"], raw.get("status"))

Search offers

geev = GeevClient()
geev.login(email, password)

results = geev.search_articles(text="chaise", limit=20)   # placement defaults to top_categories
for article in results:
    print(article.id, article.title, article.city, article.is_reservable)

Reserve / order an article

While the API has a reservation endpoint, ordering another user's item is a destructive side effect on the platform - use with care and only with accounts you control:

session = geev.login(email, password)
article = geev.get_article(ARTICLE_ID)
reservation = article.reserve()               # recipient = logged-in user
print(reservation.reservationId)

Lazy user methods

user = geev.get_user("YOUR_USER_ID")
user.profile()          # first call does the network round-trip
user.articles()         # ...
user.carbon_summary()   # ... on demand, not at construction

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3. API reference

3.1 GeevClient

geev.GeevClient(base_url=None, language="fr", token=None, session=None)

Arg	Default	Meaning
base_url	https://prod.geev.fr/v3	also https://dev.geev.fr/v3, https://stage.geev.fr/v3
language	"fr"	value of the language header on every call
token	None	skip login if you already have an appToken
session	None	a pre-built Session (userId + token)

The client stores the current token on .token and the full session on .session, and passes the token to every authenticated request.

Auth

Method	Endpoint	Notes
check_email(email) -> bool	POST /auth/email/check	True if available
signup(first_name, last_name, email, password, marketing_consent=False, picture_path=None, referral_code=None) -> Registration	POST /accounts/local (multipart)	returns accountId/userId; account not yet active; referral_code (invite code) applied after validation
resend_validation(account_id)	POST /accounts/{accountId}/resend-validation	-
validate_account(account_id, code) -> Session	POST /accounts/{accountId}/validate	activates account, stores token
login(email, password) -> Session	POST /auth/local/login	stores token
logout()	POST /auth/logout	destructive: invalidates the token

signup returns a Registration; you then validate with the 6-digit code emailed by Geev:

reg = geev.signup(first_name="Jane", last_name="Doe",
                  email="jane@example.com", password="S3cret!")
session = geev.validate_account(reg.accountId, "123456")  # code from the email

To attach an invite / referral (sponsor) code to the new account, pass it to signup; it is applied automatically once the account is validated (PUT /users/me/sponsor):

reg = geev.signup(first_name="Jane", last_name="Doe",
                  email="jane@example.com", password="S3cret!",
                  referral_code="CODEA1234")
session = geev.validate_account(reg.accountId, "123456")

Articles

Method	Endpoint	Notes
search_articles(text=None, article_type=None, states=None, categories=None, distance=None, latitude=None, longitude=None, placement="top_categories", mode="standard", limit=20, skip=1) -> List[Article]	POST /search/items	skip is 1-based (0 is rejected); placement is one of the server's accepted values, see below
get_article(article_id) -> Article	GET /items/{articleId}	wraps the payload
reserve_article(article_id, recipient_user_id=None) -> Reservation	POST /reservations	defaults the recipient to the logged-in user

placement values accepted by the server: home_listing, top_categories, home_exclusivities, home_near_you, home_sales, my_formula_contact_advantages, not_found, explorer, favorites_carousel. top_categories supports keyword text filters.

Messaging / contact the vendor

Method	Endpoint	Notes
get_conversation(conversation_id) -> Conversation	GET /conversations/{conversationId}	fetch thread + history
contact_article(article_id, message, dry_run=False, confirm=False) -> Conversation	POST /items/{articleId}/contact	starts/reuses the chat with the author
request_adoption(article_id, message, dry_run=False) -> dict	POST /adoptions	{itemIds, message} - expresses intent, does not reserve
list_conversations(item_id=None, with_archived=False) -> list	GET /self/conversations	one article summary per thread

Inbox, reserved deals, delivery

Method	Endpoint	Notes
get_inbox(with_archived=False) -> List[ConversationSummary]	GET /self/conversations	inbox: one summary per thread, with latest message + unread count
get_reserved_collections() -> List[ConversationSummary]	...	inbox entries where a deal is reserved (vendor accepted)
confirm_adoption(reservation_id, *, communication_grade, punctuality_grade, feedback=None) -> AdoptionConfirmed	PATCH /reservations/{id}/confirm-adoption	adopter confirms the donation was delivered; closes the deal
confirm_order(article_id, *, recipient_user_id=None, firstname=None, lastname=None) -> OrderConfirmed	POST /reservations	buyer confirms a sale order

Users

Method	Endpoint	Notes
get_user(user_id) -> User	–	no network call
get_me() -> User	–	a User handle for the logged-in session (session.userId); no network call

3.2 User

geev.users.User is created via client.get_user(user_id) and fetches on demand. All listing/profile calls require the client to be logged in.

Method	Endpoint	Return
profile()	GET /v3/users/{userId}	raw dict (firstName, lastName, firstIntention, _links, ...)
first_name, last_name (properties)	–	called profile() lazily
articles(operation="donations", status=None, after=None, limit=50) -> Page	GET /v3/users/{userId}/items	Page{items, next_after, raw}
iter_articles(operation="donations", status=None, page_size=50) -> Iterator[dict]	same, cursor-following	yields every item across pages
reviews(type=None, after=None, limit=20) -> List[Review]	GET /v3/users/{userId}/reviews	-
carbon_summary(temporality=None, light=False) -> CarbonSummary	GET /v3/users/{id}/carbonSummary	temporality ∈ ever, thisYear, thisMonth

operation is required by the server: donations or requests. For donations, pass status=["AVAILABLE"] to see only what can be ordered today; the app's default is ["AVAILABLE","RESERVED","GIVEN","ACQUIRED"]. The response exposes a cursor in Page.next_after (an article id) for the next page.

3.3 Article

geev.articles.Article wraps a listing/search payload. Convenience read-only properties (id, title, description, type, state, status, category, universe, picture, pictures, city, author_id, author_name, carbon_value, savings, price, stock, validated, is_reservable) never hit the network - they read the payload that created the object.

Method	Endpoint	Return
details()	GET /v3/items/{articleId}	raw dict with description, status, creditCost, donator, pictures
reserve(recipient_user_id=None) -> Reservation	POST /v3/reservations	destructive; defaults to logged-in user
related() -> List[Article]	GET /v3/items/{id}/related	similar articles
contact(message, dry_run=False, confirm=False) -> Conversation	POST /v3/items/{id}/contact	message the vendor; thread is fetched
request_adoption(message, dry_run=False) -> dict	POST /v3/adoptions	{itemIds, message}; intent, no reserve

Example - start a conversation with the vendor of an article:

article = geev.get_article(ARTICLE_ID)
conversation = article.contact("Bonjour, c'est encore disponible ?")
print(conversation.status)           # e.g. CONTACTED
send = conversation.send_message("Parfait, merci !")

If the account has several conversations without a verified phone number, the server answers 428 and the payload advertises a confirmContact link - retry with **contact(..., confirm=True)**.

Contacting (or requesting adoption of) a Geev Plus–gated item, such as a premium headphone, with an account that has no Geev Plus subscription raises GeevPlusRequired (HTTP 403 CannotContactItemWithoutGeevPlusError):

3.4 Conversation

geev.conversations.Conversation wraps a messaging thread. Created via client.get_conversation(id), article.contact(...), or implicitly by client.contact_article(...); details are fetched once (populating .raw, .item_id, .status and .messages).

Field / method	Meaning
conversation_id	thread id
item_id, status, messages	fetched fields (after fetch())
reservation_id, reservation	deal attached to the thread (after fetch())
fetch() -> Conversation	GET /v3/conversations/{id}
send_message(text) -> Message	POST /v3/conversations/{id}/message
list_open(client, item_id=None, with_archived=False) -> list	GET /v3/self/conversations

Example - complete a donation deal:

reserved = geev.get_reserved_collections()
deal = next(s for s in reserved if s.given and not s.acquired)
conversation = geev.get_conversation(deal.conversation_id)
geev.confirm_adoption(conversation.reservation_id,
                      communication_grade=5.0, punctuality_grade=5.0)

3.5 Auth flow - signup, signin, logout

The sign-up flow mirrors the app:

1. check_email(email) - optional pre-check.
2. signup(..., referral_code=None) - multipart POST /accounts/local, returns Registration; an optional referral_code is applied once the account is validated.
3. validate_account(account_id, code) - POST /accounts/{accountId}/validate; the response carries the appToken = X-Geev-Token used afterwards. If a referral_code was given to signup, it is now sent via PUT /users/me/sponsor.
4. login(email, password) - POST /auth/local/login, same token mechanism.
5. logout() - POST /auth/logout; invalidates the current token (subsequent requests will 401).

There is no persistence in the library: tokens live only in memory on the client object. To reuse a session across runs, capture session.appToken and session.userId yourself and build a new client with GeevClient(token=..., session=...).

There is no user-lookup-by-name endpoint in the Geev API. Users are identified solely by their userId (the last path segment of a profile URL like https://www.geev.fr/profile/<id>).

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4. Models

Class	Fields
Session	appToken, userId, sso, userType
Registration	accountId, userId
Reservation	reservationId, itemId, raw
Page	items, next_after, raw
Review	id, grade, message, raw
CarbonSummary	year, month, carbonValue, donations, adoptions, equivalences, raw
Location	label, city, postalCode, latitude, longitude, radius, obfuscated
Message	id, author_id, timestamp, text, read_by_receiver, raw
Conversation	handle class; see §3.4
ConversationSummary	inbox entry: id, title, status, reserved/given/acquired/closed, conversation_id, latest_message, unseen_count, raw
OrderConfirmed	reservation_id, conversation_id, raw
AdoptionConfirmed	big_savings, carbon_value, savings, raw

Every model also carries the raw server payload in .raw so you can access fields the library does not wrap yet.

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5. Errors

All exceptions derive from geev.exceptions.GeevError.

Exception	Raised when
BadRequest	HTTP 4xx, or a malformed/unexpected body
ServerError	HTTP 5xx
AuthenticationError	HTTP 401/403, incl. wrong validation code
GeevPlusRequired	the item can only be ordered/contacted with an active Geev Plus subscription
ValidationError	client-side argument validation

BadRequest and its subclasses expose .status_code, .payload, .method and .url. GeevPlusRequired additionally exposes the account that needs Plus (.adopter_id) and the affected item (.article_id).

from geev import GeevClient, AuthenticationError, GeevPlusRequired

try:
    geev.login("jane@example.com", "wrong-password")
except AuthenticationError as e:
    print(e)                      # includes HTTP status and payload

try:
    article.contact("Bonjour !")
except GeevPlusRequired as e:
    print("Upgrade to Geev Plus to order", e.article_id)

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6. How it matches the app

The library reproduces the exact wire behaviour of Geev 8.6.2:

• Global headers on every request: User-Agent, x-geev-device-model, geev-app-version, geev-device, timezone, plus per-call language, X-Geev-Token (when logged in), Content-type and Accept.
• Request signing (x-geev-timestamp + x-geev-request-signature): HMAC-SHA256 over body_bytes || timestamp_ms with the key extracted from the app's SignatureInterceptor. Only present when the request has a body. In this library the body is serialized before signing, so the signed bytes are exactly the bytes on the wire.
• Multipart sign-up body is built manually (OkHttp byte-for-byte compatible) so signing stays exact.

Reverse-engineered from the decompiled APK; the endpoint reference doc is [RAW_API_DOC.md](docs/RAW_API_DOC.md).

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7. Testing

The test suite runs against the live production API (prod.geev.fr). It is marked live; destructive operations (reserve, logout) are not executed automatically.

pytest tests/test_live.py -m live -v

Credentials come from environment variables, or from a .env file at the project root (copy .env.example and fill it in — the .env file is gitignored):

Variable	Meaning
GEEV_SIGNING_KEY	HMAC key used to sign request bodies
GEEV_TEST_TOKEN	appToken of a logged-in account
GEEV_TEST_USER	the account's own userId
GEEV_TARGET_USER	another (existing) user who has posted articles
GEEV_TEST_ARTICLE_ID	an article id used by the messaging tests

Real environment variables take precedence over values from .env (so CI secrets passed by the platform win).

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8. Project layout

./
├── docs
│   ├── API.md                 # doc for the endpoints used in this project
│   └── RAW_API_DOC.md         # doc produced by a LLM while reversing the app
├── pyproject.toml
├── README.md                  # this document
├── geev/
│   ├── __init__.py            # public exports
│   ├── _http.py               # headers, signing, multipart, transport
│   ├── exceptions.py          # error types
│   ├── models.py              # value objects (Session, Page, ...)
│   ├── auth.py                # signup / signin / logout / validate
│   ├── users.py               # User class + user operations
│   ├── articles.py            # Article class + search / reserve
│   └── client.py              # GeevClient facade
└── tests/
    ├── conftest.py            # fixtures (live API credentials)
    └── test_live.py           # live API tests