Repull Python SDK

Status: v0.2.0 — beta. API surface stable; minor renames possible before 1.0.

Typed Python client for api.repull.dev — the unified API for vacation-rental tech (50+ PMS platforms, Airbnb / Booking.com / VRBO / Plumguide channels, AI ops, white-label OAuth Connect).

Async by default. Generated from OpenAPI. Fully typed (attrs + httpx).

Install

The PyPI package name repull is reserved but not yet published. For now, install from git:

pip install git+https://github.com/ivannikolovbg/repull-python.git

Once published:

pip install repull

Requires Python 3.10+.

Quick start

import asyncio
import os

from repull import AuthenticatedClient
from repull.api.reservations import list_reservations

async def main():
    client = AuthenticatedClient(
        base_url="https://api.repull.dev",
        token=os.environ["REPULL_API_KEY"],
    )
    async with client as c:
        page = await list_reservations.asyncio(client=c, limit=10)

    for r in page.data:
        print(r.id, r.check_in, r.check_out, r.platform)

asyncio.run(main())

There is also a sync flavour for every endpoint — drop the async with and call list_reservations.sync(...) instead.

Authentication

Every call goes through AuthenticatedClient(token=...). The token is your Repull API key — it looks like sk_live_....

Get one at repull.dev/dashboard → API keys.

What's in the SDK

The client is generated tag-by-tag from the OpenAPI spec. The modules mirror the API surface:

Everything is fully typed — your editor will autocomplete every parameter and every response field.

Examples

• examples/quickstart.py — list 10 reservations.
• examples/connect_airbnb.py — mint a Connect session and poll for the linked Airbnb account.

Run them with a real API key:

REPULL_API_KEY=sk_live_... python examples/quickstart.py

Connect (OAuth)

Repull Connect lets you link a property manager's Airbnb / Booking.com account in a few lines:

from repull.api.connect import create_connect_session
from repull.models.create_connect_session_body import CreateConnectSessionBody

session = await create_connect_session.asyncio(
    client=c,
    body=CreateConnectSessionBody(
        redirect_url="https://yourapp.example.com/airbnb/return",
        allowed_providers=["airbnb"],
    ),
)
# Send the user to session.url

After the user comes back, poll get_connect_status.asyncio(provider="airbnb", client=c) to confirm.

Pagination

Every list endpoint returns the same canonical envelope:

page = await list_reservations.asyncio(client=c, limit=50)
page.data                      # list[Reservation]
page.pagination.next_cursor    # str | None — pass back as `cursor=`
page.pagination.has_more       # bool — stop when False
page.pagination.total          # int | UNSET — present when ?include_total=true

Loop until pagination.has_more is False, threading pagination.next_cursor back as the next call's cursor arg. Cursors are opaque base64 — never parse or construct them by hand.

Error handling

By default, unexpected HTTP statuses return None from the high-level .asyncio() / .sync() calls. To raise instead:

client = AuthenticatedClient(
    base_url="https://api.repull.dev",
    token=os.environ["REPULL_API_KEY"],
    raise_on_unexpected_status=True,
)

You can also call .asyncio_detailed() / .sync_detailed() to get the full Response (status code, headers, raw bytes, parsed body).

Regenerating the client

The repo snapshots the current spec at openapi/v1.json so codegen is fully reproducible.

# Pull a fresh spec from api.repull.dev and regenerate
./scripts/regen.sh

# Use the snapshot in openapi/v1.json without hitting the network
./scripts/regen.sh --offline

You'll need openapi-python-client on your PATH:

uv tool install openapi-python-client
# or
pipx install openapi-python-client

Reference

• API base: https://api.repull.dev
• OpenAPI spec: https://api.repull.dev/openapi.json
• Product docs: https://repull.dev/docs
• Other SDKs: repull-sdk (TypeScript), repull-php, repull-go, repull-ruby, repull-dotnet

License

MIT — see LICENSE. The Python client is a thin auto-generated wrapper, free to use anywhere.

(Note: the TypeScript SDK is licensed differently because it ships a hand-written facade plus the demo + channel-manager template. See repull-sdk if you need that.)

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