qfieldcloud-sdk 0.9.0

The official QFieldCloud SDK and CLI.

The official QFieldCloud SDK and CLI

qfieldcloud-sdk is the official client to connect to QFieldCloud API either as a python module, or directly from the command line.

Contents

• Installation
• CLI usage
• Module usage

Install

Linux/macOS

pip3 install qfieldcloud-sdk

Windows

Install Python with your favorite package manager. Then:

python -m pip install qfieldcloud-sdk

CLI usage

The package also ships with the official QFieldCloud CLI tool.

Usage

qfieldcloud-cli [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Examples

# logs in user "user" with password "pass"
qfieldcloud-cli login user pass

# gets the projects of user "user" with password "pass" at "https://localhost/api/v1/"
qfieldcloud-cli -u user -p pass -U https://localhost/api/v1/ list-projects

# gets the projects of user authenticated with token `QFIELDCLOUD_TOKEN` at "https://localhost/api/v1/" as JSON
export QFIELDCLOUD_URL=https://localhost/api/v1/
export QFIELDCLOUD_TOKEN=017478ee2464440cb8d3e98080df5e5a
qfieldcloud-cli --json list-projects

More detailed documentation can be found here

Module usage

from  import sdk

client = sdk.Client(url="https://app.qfield.cloud/api/v1/")
client.login(
    username="user1",
    password="pass1",
)

projects = client.list_projects()
> projects
Projects:
0       myusername/myproject1
1       myusername/myproject2
...

Development

Contributions are more than welcome!

Code style

Code style done with precommit.

pip install pre-commit
# if you want to have git commits trigger pre-commit, install pre-commit hook:
pre-commit install
# else run manually before (re)staging your files:
pre-commit run --all-files

Cloning the project

One time action to clone and setup:

git clone https://github.com/opengisch/qfieldcloud-sdk-python
cd qfieldcloud-sdk-python
# install dev dependencies
python3 -m pip install pipenv
pre-commit install
# install package in a virtual environment
pipenv install -r requirements.txt

To run CLI interface for development purposes execute:

pipenv shell # if your pipenv virtual environment is not active yet
python -m qfieldcloud_sdk

To ease development, you can set a .env file. Therefore you can use directly the qfieldcloud-cli executable:

cp .env.example .env
pipenv run qfieldcloud-cli

Building the package

# make sure your shell is sourced to no virtual environment
deactivate
# build
python3 -m build
# now either activate your shell with
pipenv shell
# and install with
python -m pip install . --force-reinstall
# or manually ensure it's pipenv and not your global pip doing the installation
pipenv run pip install . --force-reinstall

Voilà!