ghl-api-extended (Python)

A GHL client covering the internal search-v2 endpoints GHL's own UI uses for Contacts, Opportunities, and Appointments/Calendar filtering — plus a self-contained OAuth token store, so it works standalone without any other project's auth.

This is the Python port of ghl-api-extended (the Node/TypeScript package). One difference: the JS package is a drop-in subclass of the official @gohighlevel/api-client SDK, so it inherits every official route (.contacts, .opportunities, .calendars, ...) for free. No official GHL SDK exists for Python, so HighLevel here only covers auth + these search-v2 endpoints — for any other GHL route, call ghl.request(method, url, ...) directly (see http.HighLevelClient.request).

These search-v2 endpoints aren't in GHL's public API docs, so docs/filters-reference.md and the per-endpoint docs cover the field/operator behavior directly. Check those before filtering on anything not already covered by the fetch_*_by_date_range helpers below.

Install

pip install ghl-api-extended

Usage

from ghl_api_extended import HighLevel

ghl = HighLevel(location_access_token=location_access_token)  # however you already obtain it

# Filter + auto-paginate the way the GHL UI's Contacts tab does.
contacts = ghl.fetch_contacts_by_date_range(ContactsByDateRangeParams(
    location_id=location_id,
    start_date="2026-01-01",
    end_date="2026-01-31",
    filters=[Filter(field="tags", operator="contains", value=["confirmed"])],
))

from ghl_api_extended import OpportunitiesByDateRangeParams, AppointmentsByDateRangeParams, Filter

opportunities = ghl.fetch_opportunities_by_date_range(OpportunitiesByDateRangeParams(
    location_id=location_id,
    date_field="last_stage_change_date",  # default: date_added
    start_date="2026-01-01",
    end_date="2026-01-31",
    filters=[Filter(field="pipeline_id", operator="eq", value=[pipeline_id])],
))

appointments = ghl.fetch_appointments_by_date_range(AppointmentsByDateRangeParams(
    location_id=location_id,
    start_date="2026-01-01",  # ranges over startTime by default
    end_date="2026-01-31",
    filters=[Filter(field="appoinmentStatus", operator="eq", value="confirmed")],
))

The fetch_*_by_date_range methods auto-paginate to exhaustion, same as scrolling a filtered list in the GHL UI — no separate page-loop needed. Each *ByDateRangeParams dataclass takes max_results/max_pages/page_limit if you want to bound that. For a single page, or full control over sort/pagination/aggregations, use ghl.search_contacts(...) / ghl.search_opportunities(...) / ghl.search_appointments(...) directly.

The same behavior is also available as standalone functions (search_contacts(client, location_id, ...), fetch_contacts_by_date_range(client, params), ...) that take any object with a compatible .request(method, url, ...) method — useful if you're not using the HighLevel class directly.

No existing auth? Use the built-in OAuth flow

Copy .env.example to .env, fill in your GHL marketplace app's GHL_CLIENT_ID / GHL_CLIENT_SECRET / GHL_REDIRECT_URI, then:

ghl-authorize

This opens the GHL OAuth consent screen, catches the redirect on a local server, and saves the company session to .tokens.json (gitignored). Location tokens are minted and cached automatically as you use them.

from ghl_api_extended import find_most_recent_company_id, get_authorized_location_client

company_id = find_most_recent_company_id()
ghl = get_authorized_location_client(company_id, location_id)  # a HighLevel instance

Filters

filters is a list of leaf Filter(field, operator, value) or FilterGroup(group="AND" | "OR", filters=[...]), nestable arbitrarily. Multiple entries at the top level are implicitly ANDed together — see docs/filters-reference.md for the full field/operator map per endpoint, including the traps (opportunities filter fields are snake_case and don't all mechanically match the response's camelCase names; contacts/appointments custom fields need a customFields.<key> dot-path — use contact_custom_field(key, operator, value) / opportunity_custom_field(...)).

Invalid fields are rejected client-side before the network call (GhlFilterFieldError); operator/value-shape errors from GHL itself are classified into GhlFilterOperatorError / GhlFilterValueError so you can branch on them instead of parsing message strings.

License

Apache-2.0