schoolapp-api 2.1.0

Professional client for interacting with the School App API

SchoolApp API

A Python library designed to make interacting with the SchoolApp platform a lot less painful. Instead of wrestling with session cookies and manual HTML scraping, this library gives you a clean, object-oriented way to access your grades, attendance, and profile data.

Why This Exists

Browsing the SchoolApp web interface manually for updates is slow. If you want to build a custom dashboard, a grade tracker, or a notification bot, you need a reliable way to get that data programmatically. This library takes care of:

• Authentication: Solid session management with automatic CSRF token handling.
• Data Cleanup: Converts messy HTML tables into structured Python objects.
• Smart Logic: Handles nested modules, element-level statistics, and transcript parsing out of the box.

Quick Start

Installation

You can install the library locally using:

pip install schoolapp-api

Basic Usage

Getting your data is as simple as this:

from schoolapp_api import SchoolAppClient

# Initialize and log in
client = SchoolAppClient()
if client.login("[e-mail]", "password"):
    
    # Get your basic info
    profile = client.get_profile()
    print(f"Hello, {profile.full_name}!")
    
    # Fetch your current semester grades
    grades = client.get_current_elem_note()
    for item in grades:
        print(f"{item.CodeElem}: {item.Moy}")

Project Layout

The library is organized into several specific managers, so you always know where to find what you need:

• grades: Handle module marks, element notes, and academic year results.
• attendance: Track your absences and see any sanctions.
• profile: Access your personal data and administrative files.
• courses: Browse the study plan and available modules.

For the full details on every class and function, head over to the /docs folder.

Contributions

Found a bug or have an idea for a new feature? Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request. Any help making this library better for everyone is appreciated!