inventaire-python-api 0.1.3

Wrappers for the Inventaire API

Inventaire

Project description

This package makes it easy to use Inventaire with Python. You can write simple scripts to manage your library and keep your database up to date automatically.

For more detailed information please see the project's documentation.

To be done:

• More usage examples
• Increase the tests coverage
• Convenient docs
• Implementing higher level wrappers

Installation

pip install inventaire-python-api

Authentication

Inventaire auth requires either the username or password or a cookie (see the how-to)

from inventaire import Inventaire

auth = {"username": "demo-user", "password": "abcde1-fghij2-klmno3"}
inv = Inventaire.server_api(**auth)

Usage

Then it is possible to interact with the low-level api wrappers:

# Get information about the authenticated user
auth_data = inv.api.user.get_authentified_user()

# Get the last public items modified
last_items = inv.api.items.get_last_public_items()

# Get shelves information based on their ids
shelves_ids = inv.api.shelves.get_shelves_by_ids(
    ["b30491238f4a79a466c27418a2280c12", "0c490f3bc5ea9ab450bc24ff55151814"]
)

# Create a new shelf
new_shelf = inv.api.shelves.create_shelf(
    name="demo", listing="private", description="something"

# Get entity details and if it doesn't exist, try to create it
uri_details = inv.api.entities.get_entities_by_uris(
    uris="isbn:9789735087180",
    autocreate=True,
    refresh=True,
)

Each Inventaire API wrapper group could be accessed as a property:

iapi = inv.api

# Items
items = iapi.items

# Shelves
shelves = iapi.shelves

License

This library is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.

Links

Inventaire docs