spond-classes 0.11.1

Experimental Python class abstraction layer for `spond` package.

Spond-classes

About

Spond is a team/group-oriented events system.

The unofficial Python spond library package gets data from the Spond API and returns dict objects.

This unofficial Python spond-classes library package parses those dict objects to create Pydantic class instances, i.e. provides an object abstraction layer.

Experimental, partial, read-only implementation.

Install

Install from PyPI, e.g:

pip install spond-classes

Or if you're using Poetry:

poetry add spond-classes

Note that spond is required for practical use, but not a technical dependency, so needs to be installed separately.

Example code

Adapting the example code in Spond README:

import asyncio
from spond import spond
import spond_classes

# fake credentials and ids
username = '[e-mail]'
password = 'Pa55worD'
group_id = 'G1'
subgroup_id = 'SG1'

async def main():
    s = spond.Spond(username=username, password=password)
    group_data = await s.get_group(group_id)
    await s.clientsession.close()

    # Now we can create a class instance ...
    group = spond_classes.Group.model_validate(group_data)
    # or `spond_classes.Group(**group_data)`

    # ... use class properties instead of dict keys ...
    print(group.name)

    # ... access nested instances and their properties ...
    for member in group.members:
        print(f"{member.full_name} is in the {group.name} group")

    # ... and use some helper methods
    subgroup = group.subgroup_by_id(subgroup_id)
    for member in group.members_by_subgroup(subgroup)
        print(f"{member.full_name} is in the {subgroup.name} subgroup")

asyncio.run(main())

Key features

• Create Group instance from the dict returned from the API by the corresponding Spond method:

spond_classes.Group.model_validate(dict)
# or `spond_classes.Group(**dict)`

• Then access class instance attributes and methods:

Group.uid: str
Group.members: list[Member]
Group.name: str
Group.roles: list[Role]
Group.subgroups: list[Subgroup]

Group.member_by_id() -> Member
Group.role_by_id() -> Role
Group.subgroup_by_id() -> Subgroup

Group.members_by_subgroup(subgroup: Subgroup) -> list[Member]
Group.members_by_role(role: Role) -> list[Member]

• Also provides access to nested Member, Role, Subgroup instances:

Member.uid: str
Member.created_time: datetime
Member.email: str
Member.first_name: str
Member.full_name: str
Member.last_name: str
Member.phone_number: str
Member.Profile.uid: str
Member.role_uids: list[str]
Member.subgroup_uids: list[str]

Role.uid: str
Role.name: str

Subgroup.uid: str
Subgroup.name: str

• Create Event instance from the dict returned from the API by the corresponding Spond method:

spond_classes.Event.model_validate(dict)
# or spond_classes.Event(**dict)

• Then access attributes:

Event.uid: str
Event.heading: str
Event.start_time: datetime
Event.Responses.accepted_uids: list[str]
Event.Responses.declined_uids: list[str]
Event.Responses.unanswered_uids: list[str]
Event.Responses.waiting_list_uids: list[str]
Event.Responses.unconfirmed_uids: list[str]