pyskoob 0.1.13

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PySkoob

PySkoob is a Python client that makes it easy to interact with the Skoob website. It takes care of authentication and HTML parsing so you can focus on your automation or data collection tasks.

Features

• Search books by title, author or ISBN
• Retrieve detailed book information and reviews
• Access user profiles and reading statistics
• Authenticate using email/password or an existing session cookie

Installation

Install the latest release from PyPI:

python -m pip install pyskoob

Or install the bleeding edge version from GitHub:

python -m pip install git+https://github.com/victor-soeiro/pyskoob.git

Authentication

You can authenticate in two different ways:

1. Email and password

   from pyskoob import SkoobClient
   
   with SkoobClient() as client:
       me = client.auth.login(email="[e-mail]", password="secret")
   

2. Session cookie

   from pyskoob import SkoobClient
   
   with SkoobClient() as client:
       me = client.auth.login_with_cookies("PHPSESSID_TOKEN")
   

Once authenticated you can access all other services.

Usage example

Search for books

from pyskoob import SkoobClient
from pyskoob.models.enums import BookSearch

with SkoobClient() as client:
    results = client.books.search("Harry Potter", BookSearch.TITLE)
    for book in results.results:
        print(book.title, book.book_id)

Fetch book details

from pyskoob import SkoobClient

with SkoobClient() as client:
    book = client.books.get_by_id(1)  # replace with a real edition ID
    print(book.title, book.publisher.name)

Authenticate and access your profile

from pyskoob import SkoobClient

with SkoobClient() as client:
    # TIP: use environment variables or a secrets manager instead of hard-coding credentials
    me = client.auth.login(email="[e-mail]", password="secret")
    print(me.name)

Running tests

Install the project in editable mode and run the test suite:

uv pip install -e .[dev]
pytest -vv

Contributing

1. Fork the repository and create a branch for your feature.

2. Install the dependencies in editable mode:

   uv pip install -e .[dev]
   

3. Implement your change and add tests.

4. Format your code with Ruff:

   ruff format .
   

5. Ensure formatting and lint checks pass:

   ruff format --check .
   ruff check .
   

6. Run pytest and ensure everything passes.

7. Open a pull request describing your changes.

Learn more

• Examples
• Documentation
• Contributing guidelines