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Microsoft SharePoint client Python package that uses the requests library

Project description

sharepointlib

Package Description

Microsoft SharePoint client Python package that uses the requests library.

[!IMPORTANT]
This packages uses pydantic~=1.0!

Usage

from a script:

import sharepointlib
import logging
import pandas as pd

logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, format="%(asctime)s - %(name)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s")

client_id = "123..."
tenant_id = "456..."
client_secret = "xxxx"
sp_domain = "companygroup.sharepoint.com"

sp_site_name = "My Site"
sp_site_id = "companygroup.sharepoint.com,1233124124"
sp_site_drive_id = "b!1234567890"

# Initialize SharePoint client
sharepoint = sharepointlib.SharePoint(client_id=client_id, 
                                      tenant_id=tenant_id, 
                                      client_secret=client_secret, 
                                      sp_domain=sp_domain)
# Gets the site ID for a given site name
response = sharepoint.get_site_info(name=sp_site_name)
if response.status_code == 200:
    print(response.content["id"])
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)
# Gets the hostname and site details for a specified site ID
response = sharepoint.get_hostname_info(site_id=sp_site_id)
if response.status_code == 200:
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)

Drives:

# Gets a list of the Drive IDs for a given site ID
response = sharepoint.list_drives(site_id=sp_site_id)
if response.status_code == 200:
    df = pd.DataFrame(response.content)
    print(df)
# Gets the folder ID for a specified folder within a drive ID
response = sharepoint.get_dir_info(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id,
                                   path="Sellout/Support")
if response.status_code == 200:
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)
# List content (files and folders) of a specific folder
response = sharepoint.list_dir(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                               path="Sellout/Support")
if response.status_code == 200:
    df = pd.DataFrame(response.content)
    print(df)
# Creates a new folder in a specified drive ID
response = sharepoint.create_dir(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                 path="Sellout/Support",
                                 name="Archive")
if response.status_code in (200, 201):
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)

response = sharepoint.create_dir(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                 path="Sellout/Support",
                                 name="Test")
if response.status_code in (200, 201):
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)
# Deletes a folder from a specified drive ID
response = sharepoint.delete_dir(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                 path="Sellout/Support/Test")
if response.status_code in (200, 204):
    print("Folder deleted successfully")
# Renames a folder in a specified drive ID
response = sharepoint.rename_folder(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                    path="Sellout/Support",
                                    new_name="Old")
if response.status_code == 200:
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)
# Retrieves information about a specific file in a drive ID
response = sharepoint.get_file_info(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                    filename="Sellout/Support/Sellout.xlsx")
if response.status_code in (200, 202):
    print(response.content.id)
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)
# Copy a file from one folder to another within the same drive ID
response = sharepoint.copy_file(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                filename="Sellout/Support/Archive/My Book.xlsx",
                                target_path="Sellout/Support/",
                                new_name="My Book Copy.xlsx")
if response.status_code in (200, 202):
    print("File copied successfully")
# Moves a file from one folder to another within the same drive ID
response = sharepoint.move_file(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                filename="Sellout/Support/Book1.xlsx", 
                                target_path="Sellout/Support/Archive/",
                                new_name="My Book.xlsx")
if response.status_code == 200:
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)
# Deletes a file from a specified drive ID
response = sharepoint.delete_file(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                  filename="Sellout/Sellout.xlsx")
if response.status_code in (200, 204):
    print("File deleted successfully")
# Renames a file in a specified drive ID.
response = sharepoint.rename_file(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                  filename="Sellout/Support/Archive/Sellout.xlsx", 
                                  new_name="Sellout_New_Name.xlsx")
if response.status_code == 200:
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)
# Downloads a file from a specified remote path in a drive ID to a local path
# Examples for local_path (databricks):
#   local_path=r"/Workspace/Users/admin@admin.com/Sellout.xlsm"
#   local_path=r"/Volumes/lakehouse/sadp/Sellout.xlsm"
response = sharepoint.download_file(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                    remote_path=r"Sellout/Support/Sellout.xlsx",
                                    local_path=r"C:\Users\admin\Downloads\Sellout.xlsx")
if response.status_code == 200:
    print("File downloaded successfully")
# Downloads all files from a specified remote path in a drive ID to a local path
# Examples for local_path (databricks):
#   local_path=r"/Workspace/Users/admin@admin.com/"
#   local_path=r"/Volumes/lakehouse/sadp/"
response = sharepoint.download_all_files(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id,
                                         remote_path=r"Sellout/Support",
                                         local_path=r"C:\Users\admin\Downloads")
if response.status_code == 200:
    df = pd.DataFrame(response.content)
    display(df)  # print(df)
# Downloads an Excel file from SharePoint directly into memory and loads it into a Pandas DataFrame
from io import BytesIO

response = sharepoint.download_file_to_memory(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id,
                                              remote_path="Sellout/Support/Sellout.xlsx")

if response.status_code == 200 and response.content is not None:
    excel_data = BytesIO(response.content)
    df = pd.read_excel(excel_data)
    print(df)
# Uploads a file to a specified remote path in a SharePoint drive ID
response = sharepoint.upload_file(drive_id=sp_site_drive_id, 
                                  local_path=r"C:\Users\admin\Downloads\Sellout.xlsx",
                                  remote_path=r"Sellout/Support/Archive/Sellout.xlsx")
if response.status_code in (200, 201):
    df = pd.DataFrame([response.content])
    print(df)

Installation

Install python and pip if you have not already.

Then run:

pip install pip --upgrade

For production:

pip install sharepointlib

This will install the package and all of it's python dependencies.

If you want to install the project for development:

git clone https://github.com/aghuttun/sharepointlib.git
cd sharepointlib
pip install -e ".[dev]"

To test the development package: Testing

License

BSD License (see license file)

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