Closed yalattas closed 1 month ago
yalattas
commented
1 month ago I just figured out the 404 error and was due having wrong installation ID for different app
Yet, for JWT package got resolved only after I change dependency from having jwt to PyJWT
yanyongyu
commented
1 month ago githubkit requires the PyJWT package to work with GitHub APP. Please install the requirements with pip install githubkit[auth-app], as described in the docs. You do not need to install the pyjwt package by your self. If you follow the installation guide, the correct package will be installed automatically.
From where can I find reference of the functionality? for example if I want to get a pull request comment or issue or action or anything ? and creating pull request or merge them and so on.
You can find all the rest apis at the docs.github.com. For example, if you want to get a issue, you can find the docs here. and you can work with githubkit like this: (if you use github app, sync example)
from githubkit import GitHub, App
# auth with your github app
g = GitHub(
AppAuthStrategy(
"<app_id>", "<private_key>"
)
)
# get the repo installation first
resp = g.rest.apps.get_repo_installation("owner", "repo")
installation_id = resp.parsed_data.id
# then, switch to installation auth
g_repo = g.with_auth(g.auth.as_installation(installation_id))
# you can now get all repo info by the installation authed rest api
resp = g_repo.rest.issues.get("owner", "repo", issue_number)
issue = resp.parsed_dataall the auth flow mentioned above, you can find the docs at GitHub APP Guide. GitHub APP cannot get the repo data directly since the owner of the repo should install the app first. then, the installation_id will be created after the owner has installed the app. you can access the repo data now by auth with the installation_id.
Other apis to create a pull request or merge it also can be found at the github rest docs, like the pulls section.
How can I make a GraphQL call, validate the response and create commit via mutation using GraphQL
The GraphQL usage is very simple, the docs is here. You can first edit the graphql request body at the GitHub GraphQL Editor online then copy the graphql request to your code, send it, and the return value will be the response data. Note that, you still need to auth correctly like the rest example above.
yalattas
commented
1 month ago Indeed I don't need to explicitly install PyJWT. Yet, I was using jwt package in a different module and since I installed jwt package explicitly and caused the mentioned error in GithubKit
When I removed jwt package and refactored my code to use PyJWT in the other module. GithubKit issue was resolved directly. That's why I am mentioning it here.
In addition, everything is working now in GithubKit
Finally, as you're referring to Github API as a documentation, which meant GithubKit is relying on Github schema only and not supporting functionalities on top of Github API. Correct me if I wrong
Will continue to build on GithubKit. Will get back to you if I faced any issue
Thanks for developing this amazing app
yanyongyu
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1 month ago What you mentioned is that module name of the two package jwt and pyjwt are same. If you think this is an issue, please report to them. It's not the error with githubkit and githubkit can not prevent you to install the jwt. Both packages use the same module name will cause conflicts, you should not install them at the same time.
githubkit is a GitHub SDK, implements the GitHub API best practice and provide additional functionalities like data validation, auto retry, version switching. you should read the github docs first.
yanyongyu
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1 month ago If you have any question about githubkit, feel free to open an issue.
configs
API call
error
it seems to be that I have jwt package but this kit requires PyJWT
Yet, I don't think this is a problematic since I tried it with tokenStrategy and it worked. But when I install
PyJWT, error is different and I am working to fix it on my end. Just thought to bring this to your attentionAppreciate your guidance.
In addition, I am pretty confused about the documentation. The call I am making to get repositories was a sample I found it online. From where can I find reference of the functionality ? for example if I want to get a pull request comment or issue or action or anything ? and creating pull request or merge them and so on. Finally, I am planning to use GraphQL. Hence, I choose this package and your effort are really amazing and appreciated. Appreciate a guidance or that as well. How can I make a GraphQL call, validate the response and create commit via mutation using GraphQL