CLI / HTTP client for myDATA
This project allows users to interact with myDATA ("my Digital Accounting and Tax Application") either via a Python HTTP client or from the CLI.
Install
Install it with pip:
python -m pip install mydata-client
Usage
[!WARNING] The tool is not suitable yet for production use. We strongly suggest that you use it for experimenting only with the development sandbox that myDATA provides.
[!NOTE] Oh, you may also find the docs a bit... lacking :grimacing:
If you want to interact programmatically with myDATA's API, you can use the HTTP
client under mydata/client.py. The Python dataclasses that bind to XML
documents can be found in the mydata/models* modules, depending on which
version of the API you want to use.
There is also a proof-of-concept CLI that you can use:
mydata --username <username> <command>
There are two command groups that you can invoke:
- The
apicommand group, which is unopinionated and straight up hits the endpoint that you ask. - The
invoicecommand group, which is heavily opinionated and adds some helper commands to work with invoices. Basically, it's there to assist the list -> retrieve -> copy -> edit -> validate -> send lifecycle of an invoice.
Building
Install uv. Then, install the project dependencies:
uv install
Adding new XSD schemas
Whenever there's an API update, myDATA devs include the XML schemas for the latest API. You can include them in the project as follows:
-
Download the XSD zipfile from the myDATA page, and take note of its version number (e.g., 1.0.10).
-
Run the following command:
uv run ingest-xsd --api-version 1.0.10 /path/to/xsd.zip -
Commit the final result
License
Licensed under MPL-2.0. Please read the NOTICE.md and
LICENSE files for the full copyright and license information.
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