vaiz-sdk 0.2.0

Official SDK for interacting with the Vaiz API

Vaiz SDK for Python

Python SDK for accessing the Vaiz platform.

Installation

pip install vaiz-sdk

Usage

Basic Setup

First, you need to set up your environment variables. Create a .env file in your project root with the following variables:

VAIZ_API_KEY=your_api_key
VAIZ_SPACE_ID=your_space_id

Creating a Client

from vaiz import VaizClient

client = VaizClient(
    api_key="your_api_key",
    space_id="your_space_id",
    verify_ssl=False,  # Set to True in production
    base_url="https://api.vaiz.local:10000/v4"  # Use appropriate base URL for your environment
    verbose=True  # Optional: set to True to enable debug output (request/response)
)

Enums

The SDK provides enums for icons and colors to ensure you are using valid values.

EIcon

from vaiz.models.enums import EIcon

# Example usage
icon = EIcon.Cursor

EColor

from vaiz.models.enums import EColor

# Example usage
color = EColor.Silver

Working with Projects

Get All Projects

response = client.get_projects()

Working with Boards

Get All Boards

response = client.get_boards()

Get a Single Board

response = client.get_board("board_id")
board = response.payload["board"]

Create a Board Type

from vaiz.models import CreateBoardTypeRequest
from vaiz.models.enums import EIcon, EColor

request = CreateBoardTypeRequest(
    boardId="board_id",
    label="New Type",
    icon=EIcon.Cursor,
    color=EColor.Silver
)

response = client.create_board_type(request)
board_type = response.board_type

Edit a Board Type

from vaiz.models import EditBoardTypeRequest
from vaiz.models.enums import EIcon, EColor

request = EditBoardTypeRequest(
    boardTypeId="board_type_id",
    boardId="board_id",
    label="Updated Type",
    icon=EIcon.Cursor,
    color=EColor.Silver,
    description="Updated description",
    hidden=True
)

response = client.edit_board_type(request)
board_type = response.board_type

Create a Board Custom Field

from vaiz import VaizClient, CreateBoardCustomFieldRequest, CustomFieldType

client = VaizClient(api_key="your-api-key", space_id="your-space-id")

# Create a new custom field
request = CreateBoardCustomFieldRequest(
    name="Date",
    type=CustomFieldType.DATE,
    boardId="your-board-id",
    description="Date field for tracking deadlines",
    hidden=False
)

response = client.create_board_custom_field(request)
custom_field = response.custom_field

print(f"Created custom field: {custom_field.name} (ID: {custom_field.id})")

Edit a Board Custom Field

from vaiz import VaizClient, EditBoardCustomFieldRequest

client = VaizClient(api_key="your-api-key", space_id="your-space-id")

# Edit an existing custom field
request = EditBoardCustomFieldRequest(
    fieldId="your-field-id",
    boardId="your-board-id",
    hidden=True,
    description="Updated field description"
)

response = client.edit_board_custom_field(request)
custom_field = response.custom_field

print(f"Updated custom field: {custom_field.name} (ID: {custom_field.id})")
print(f"Hidden: {custom_field.hidden}")
print(f"Description: {custom_field.description}")

Create a Board Group

from vaiz.models import CreateBoardGroupRequest

request = CreateBoardGroupRequest(
    name="New Group",
    boardId="your-board-id",
    description="This is a new group."
)

response = client.create_board_group(request)
board_groups = response.board_groups
print(f"Board groups: {[g.name for g in board_groups]}")

Edit a Board Group

from vaiz.models import EditBoardGroupRequest

request = EditBoardGroupRequest(
    boardGroupId="your-group-id",
    boardId="your-board-id",
    name="Updated Group Name",
    description="This is an updated description.",
    limit=20,
    hidden=False
)

response = client.edit_board_group(request)
board_groups = response.board_groups
print(f"Updated board groups: {[g.name for g in board_groups]}")

Available custom field types:

• CustomFieldType.TEXT - Text field
• CustomFieldType.NUMBER - Number field
• CustomFieldType.CHECKBOX - Checkbox field
• CustomFieldType.DATE - Date field
• CustomFieldType.MEMBER - Member field
• CustomFieldType.TASK_RELATIONS - Task relations field
• CustomFieldType.SELECT - Select field
• CustomFieldType.URL - Url field

Working with Profile

Get User Profile

response = client.get_profile()
profile = response.payload["profile"]

Working with Tasks

Create a Task

from vaiz.models import CreateTaskRequest, TaskPriority

task = CreateTaskRequest(
    name="My Task",
    group="group_id",
    board="board_id",
    project="project_id",
    priority=TaskPriority.High,
    completed=False,
    types=["type_id"],
    subtasks=[],
    milestones=[],
    rightConnectors=[],
    leftConnectors=[]
)

response = client.create_task(task)

Edit a Task

from vaiz.models import EditTaskRequest

edit_task = EditTaskRequest(
    taskId="task_id",
    name="Updated Task Name",
    assignees=["assignee_id"]
)

response = client.edit_task(edit_task)

Get Task Information

response = client.get_task("task_id")

Working with Files

Upload a File

response = client.upload_file("/path/to/file.pdf", file_type="Pdf")
file = response.file
print(file.url)

Development

Setting Up Development Environment

1. Create and activate a virtual environment:

python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate  # On Windows use: venv\Scripts\activate

2. Install the package in development mode:

pip install -e .

Testing

Setup

1. Install test dependencies:

pip install pytest pytest-mock python-dotenv

2. Create a .env file in the project root with your test credentials:

VAIZ_API_KEY=your_test_api_key
VAIZ_SPACE_ID=your_test_space_id

The test configuration (tests/test_config.py) will automatically load these credentials.

Running Tests

Run all tests:

PYTHONPATH=. pytest

Run specific test file:

PYTHONPATH=. pytest tests/test_client.py

Run with verbose output:

PYTHONPATH=. pytest -v

Note: Setting PYTHONPATH=. is required to ensure Python can find the package modules during testing.

Writing Tests

Tests in this project are designed to run against a real API and database, which requires a valid VAIZ_API_KEY and VAIZ_SPACE_ID to be configured in your .env file. The tests do not use mocks for API calls; instead, they interact with the live environment specified in your configuration.

When writing tests for the SDK:

1. Use the test configuration from tests/test_config.py to get a pre-configured client:

from tests.test_config import get_test_client, TEST_BOARD_ID

def test_get_board():
    client = get_test_client()
    response = client.get_board(TEST_BOARD_ID)
    # ... assertions to verify the response

2. Structure your tests to perform real operations and validate the responses from the API. For example, a test might create a resource, then retrieve it to ensure it was created correctly.

3. Include proper assertions to verify the state and data of the responses.

4. Be mindful that tests will create, modify, or delete real data in the configured Vaiz space.

Examples

The examples/ directory contains working examples of SDK usage. You can run any example using the following command:

python -m examples.<example_file_name>

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Write tests for your changes
4. Ensure all tests pass
5. Submit a pull request

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.