andrewthetechie / geekbot-api-py

A Geekbot (https://geekbot.com/) API client in python supporting async
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geekbot-api-py

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A Geekbot (https://geekbot.com/) API client in python supporting async and sync operations.

Implements the Geekbot API per https://geekbot.com/developers/

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Main Dependencies

Getting Started

Installation

Install the package

pip install geekbot-api

Usage

Follow the directions on https://geekbot.com/developers/ to get an API Token

Example

from geekbot_api.config import GeekbotAPIConfig
from geekbot_api.client import GeekbotAPIClient

config = GeekbotAPIConfig(api_key="api_YOURKEYGOESHERE")

client = GeekbotAPIClient(config=config)

for standup in client.standups.list():
    standups.append(standup)

    print(standups)

Async Example

import asyncio
from geekbot_api.config import GeekbotAPIConfig
from geekbot_api.client import GeekbotAPIClient

config = GeekbotAPIConfig(api_key="api_YOURKEYGOESHERE")

client = GeekbotAPIClient(config=config)

async def print_standups():
    standups = list()
    async for standup in client.async_standups.list():
        standups.append(standup)

    print(standups)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
    loop.run_until_complete(print_standups())

Reporting to a standup using schemas

import asyncio
from geekbot_api.config import GeekbotAPIConfig
from geekbot_api.client import GeekbotAPIClient
from geekbot_api.schemas import ReportIn

config = GeekbotAPIConfig(api_key="api_YOURKEYGOESHERE")

client = GeekbotAPIClient(config=config)
standup_id = "12345" # Your standup id
answers = dict() # keys are question ids, values are a dict responding to the question
answers['123'] = {'text': "My first answer"}
answers['234'] = {'text': "My second answer"}

report_in = ReportIn(standup_id=standup_id, answers=answers) # pydantic will validate your inputs
report = client.reports.create(report_in)
print(report)

Development

The Makefile has useful targets to help setup your development encironment. We suggest using pyenv to have access to multiple python versions easily.

Environment Setup

How to Run Tests

Test Requirements

Prs should always have tests to cover the change being made. Code coverage goals for this project are 100% coverage.

Code Linting

Code is linted with ruff

You can run the linting manually with make

make lint

CI

CI is run via Github Actions on all PRs and pushes to the main branch.

Releases are automatically released by Github Actions to Pypi.

License

Licensed under the MIT License

Contributors

Thanks go to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Andrew
Andrew

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David
David

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rmathew8-gh
rmathew8-gh

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Contributors ✨

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This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!