timebutler_client

Async Python client for the Timebutler API (official docs).

Installation

pip install timebutler-client

Usage

from timebutler_client import TimebutlerClient

# Create client with your API key
client = TimebutlerClient(api_key="your-api-key")

# Fetch absences for a specific year
absences = await client.get_absences(year=2026)

for absence in absences:
    print(f"{absence.employee_number}: {absence.from_date} - {absence.to_date} ({absence.absence_type})")

Features

• Async HTTP client using aiohttp
• Typed responses using Pydantic models
• Strict date parsing (European dd/mm/yyyy format)
• Employee number handling with leading zeros preserved

Supported Endpoints

Example: Tracking Time by Project

from timebutler_client import TimebutlerClient

client = TimebutlerClient(api_key="your-api-key")

# Get all projects and worktime entries
projects = await client.get_projects()
worktime = await client.get_worktime(year=2026, month=1)

# Build a project name lookup
project_names = {p.id: p.name_stripped for p in projects}

# Sum hours by project
for entry in worktime:
    if entry.has_project:
        project_name = project_names.get(entry.project_id, "Unknown")
        print(f"{entry.date}: {entry.duration} on {project_name}")

Development

This project is based on the Hochfrequenz Python Template Repository. Refer to that repository for detailed setup instructions including tox configuration and IDE setup.

Quick Start

# Create dev environment
tox -e dev

# Run tests
tox -e tests

# Run linting
tox -e linting

# Run type checking
tox -e type_check

License

MIT