Omnidapter Core
Provider-agnostic async calendar, booking, and CRM integration library for Python.
omnidapter gives you one API surface for calendars (Google, Microsoft, Zoho,
Apple, generic CalDAV), booking (Cal.com, Square, Calendly, Zoho Bookings), and
CRM (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Zoho CRM).
Installation
pip install omnidapter
Quick Start
Calendar
from omnidapter import Omnidapter
omni = Omnidapter(
credential_store=my_store,
oauth_state_store=my_state_store,
)
conn = await omni.connection("conn_123")
cal = conn.calendar()
calendars = await cal.list_calendars()
async for event in cal.list_events("primary"):
print(event.summary)
Booking
from datetime import datetime, timezone
from omnidapter import Omnidapter, CreateBookingRequest, BookingCustomer
omni = Omnidapter(credential_store=my_store, oauth_state_store=my_state_store)
conn = await omni.connection("square_conn_1")
bk = conn.booking()
# Discover services and availability
services = await bk.list_services()
slots = await bk.get_availability(
service_id=services[0].id,
start=datetime(2026, 6, 1, tzinfo=timezone.utc),
end=datetime(2026, 6, 7, tzinfo=timezone.utc),
)
# Book a slot
booking = await bk.create_booking(CreateBookingRequest(
service_id=services[0].id,
start=slots[0].start,
customer=BookingCustomer(name="Jane Doe", email="jane@example.com"),
))
print(f"Booked: {booking.id} at {booking.start}")
# Cancel if needed
await bk.cancel_booking(booking.id)
Provider Keys
Calendar providers
googlemicrosoftzohoapplecaldav(manual registration)
Booking providers
calcomsquarecalendly(read-only — no booking creation)zoho(Zoho Bookings)
CRM providers
hubspotpipedrivesalesforcezoho(Zoho CRM)
Documentation
Normative behaviour is committed as OpenSpec capability specs in the repository
root under openspec/specs/:
provider-registry,provider-metadata— provider setup, registration, custom providersservice-calendar,service-booking,service-crm— service contracts and capabilitiesprovider-<name>— per-provider behaviour, capability-flag values, and quirksauth-credential-storage— production credential and OAuth state storage patterns
See the repository README and ARCHITECTURE.md for the overview.
Notes
- In-memory stores are for development only.
- Persist encrypted credentials for production.
- OAuth state storage must be shared across instances.
- Use
services=["booking"]when creating a connection to scope OAuth authorization to booking only. Omit to request all services the provider supports.
License
MIT
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