Python client SDK for the PocketBase backend.
This is in early development, and at first is just a translation of the javascript lib using HTTPX.
Install PocketBase using PIP:
python3 -m pip install pocketbase
The rule of thumb here is just to use it as you would the javascript lib, but in a pythonic way of course!
from pocketbase import PocketBase # Client also works the same
from pocketbase.client import FileUpload
client = PocketBase('http://127.0.0.1:8090')
# authenticate as regular user
user_data = client.collection("users").auth_with_password(
"user@example.com", "0123456789")
# check if user token is valid
user_data.is_valid
# or as admin
admin_data = client.admins.auth_with_password("test@example.com", "0123456789")
# check if admin token is valid
admin_data.is_valid
# list and filter "example" collection records
result = client.collection("example").get_list(
1, 20, {"filter": 'status = true && created > "2022-08-01 10:00:00"'})
# create record and upload file to image field
result = client.collection("example").create(
{
"status": "true",
"image": FileUpload(("image.png", open("image.png", "rb"))),
})
# and much more...
More detailed API docs and copy-paste examples could be found in the API documentation for each service. Just remember to 'pythonize it' 🙃.
These are the requirements for local development:
You can install locally:
poetry install
Or can build and generate a package:
poetry build
But if you are using only PIP, use this command:
python3 -m pip install -e .
To execute the tests use this command:
poetry run pytest
A lot of real-world integration test against a sandboxed pocketbase instance will be included in the pytest when the sandbox is running (on 127.0.0.1:8090) to start the sandbox follow the following steps:
export TMP_EMAIL_DIR=`mktemp -d` # Export temp dir used for sendmail sandbox
bash ./tests/integration/pocketbase # Run the pocketbase sandbox (automatically downloads the latest pocketbase instance)
pytest # Run test including sandbox API integration tests
The PocketBase Python SDK is MIT licensed code.