webuntis-public 0.1.0

Python client for the WebUntis public timetable REST API (no authentication required)

webuntis-public

Python client for the WebUntis public timetable REST API. No authentication or API key required.

Installation

pip install webuntis-public

Quick Start

from webuntis_public import WebUntisPublicClient

# Connect to any WebUntis school
client = WebUntisPublicClient("hs-reutlingen.webuntis.com")

# List all available classes
classes = client.list_classes()
for c in classes[:5]:
    print(f"{c.id}: {c.name} ({c.long_name})")

# Search for classes by name
mkib = client.find_classes("MKIB")

# Fetch a single week
from datetime import date
week = client.fetch_week(class_id=21893, date=date(2026, 3, 2))
for period in week.periods:
    subj = ", ".join(s.name for s in period.subjects)
    print(f"  {period.date} {period.start_time}-{period.end_time}: {subj}")

# Fetch an entire semester
semester = client.fetch_semester(
    class_id=21893,
    start=date(2026, 3, 2),
    end=date(2026, 7, 5),
)
print(f"Total periods: {len(semester.periods)}")

API Reference

WebUntisPublicClient(server, *, school=None, rate_limit=0.3)

Create a client for the given WebUntis server hostname.

Methods:

Method	Description
list_classes()	Returns all ClassGroup entries on the server
find_classes(pattern)	Case-insensitive search for class groups by name
fetch_week(class_id, date)	Fetch one week of timetable data
fetch_semester(class_id, start, end)	Fetch all weeks in a date range

Data Models

All models are frozen dataclasses:

• ClassGroup — id, name, long_name
• Period — date, start_time, end_time, subjects, teachers, rooms, classes, lesson_id, ...
• Element — type (ElementType), id, name, long_name, alternate_name
• WeeklyTimetable — class_id, week_start, periods
• SemesterTimetable — class_id, start, end, weeks, periods (property)

Utility Functions

• parse_date(int) -> date — e.g. 20260302 -> date(2026, 3, 2)
• parse_time(int) -> time — e.g. 800 -> time(8, 0)
• format_date(int) -> str — e.g. 20260302 -> "2026-03-02"
• format_time(int) -> str — e.g. 800 -> "08:00"
• iter_mondays(start, end) — yield all Mondays in range

License

Apache-2.0