anydo_api unofficial AnyDo API client for Python (v0.0.2 aplha)

This simple client library provides access to basic features of AnyDo task manager in a easy and object-oriented style.

It could be used for own projects integration's or as a tool for migration from one task manager to another.

Supported Features

• User CRUD operations
• Personal tasks CRUD and sharing
• Personal lists(categories) CRUD

Requirements

• Automatically testing for Python 2.7 and Python 3.4.
• Uses requests>=2.8.0 for remote API calls.

Install

$ pip install anydo_api

or directly from the repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/aliaksandrb/anydo_api
$ cd anydo_api
$ python setup.py install

Usage & examples:

Currently not all functionality from the original Chrome/Android/.. clients are supported. Some of them just have no sense for console client, some just not ready yet :)

Here is what we have for now:

User management:

>>> from anydo_api.client import Client

Create totally new user:

>>> user = Client.create_user(name='Garlic', email='name@garlic.com', password='password')

Access to its attributes both ways:

>>> user['name'] # > 'Garlic'
>>> user.email # > 'name@garlic.com'

Change the name:

>>> user['name'] = 'Tomato'
>>> user.save() # changes are pushed to server
>>> user['name'] # > 'Tomato'

Login with existent account:

>>> user = Client(email='name@garlic.com', password='password').get_user()
>>> user['name'] # > 'Tomato'

Get the possible updates from the server (in case if user was already instantiated but changed by other client/app)

>>> user.refresh()

Delete your account completely. Warning! Can't be undone:

>>> user.destroy()
...

Tasks management:

>>> from anydo_api.client import Client
>>> from anydo_api.task import Task

>>> user = Client(email='name@garlic.com', password='password').get_user()

List tasks:

>>> user.tasks() # > []

Create a new task:

>>> task = Task.create(
               user=user,
               title='Clean garden',
               priority='High',
               category='Personal',
               repeatingMethod='TASK_REPEAT_OFF')

>>> task['assignedTo'] # > 'name@garlic.com'
>>> task.status # > 'UNCHECKED'

Add note for task:

>>> task.add_note('first task')
>>> task.notes() # > ['first task']

Add a subtasks:

>>> subtask = Task.create(user=user, title='Find a water', priority='Normal')
>>> task.add_subtask(subtask)
>>> subtask.parent()['title'] # > 'Clean garden'
>>> task.subtasks()[0]['title'] # > 'Find a water'

Check the task:

>>> subtask['status'] # > 'UNCHECKED'
>>> subtask.check()
>>> subtask['status'] # > 'CHECKED'

Delete the task:

>>> subtask.destroy()
>>> len(user.tasks()) # > 2
>>> len(user.tasks(refresh=True)) # > 1
...

Lists(categories) management:

>>> from anydo_api.client import Client
>>> from anydo_api.category import Category
>>> from anydo_api.task import Task

>>> user = Client(email='name@garlic.com', password='password').get_user()

List categories:

>>> list(map(lambda category: category['name'], user.categories())) # > ['GROCERY LIST', 'PERSONAL ERRANDS']

Create a new category:

>>> category = Category.create(user=user, name='Home')
>>> list(map(lambda category: category['name'], user.categories(refresh=True)))
# > ['GROCERY LIST', 'PERSONAL ERRANDS', 'Home']

List category tasks:

>>> category.tasks() # > []
>>> task = Task.create(user=user, title='In new category', priority='Normal')
>>> category.add_task(task)
>>> category.tasks()[0]['title'] # > 'In new category'

Make category default one, for new tasks:

>>> category.default # > False
>>> category.mark_default()
>>> category.default # > True

Delete the category:

>>> category.destroy()
>>> list(map(lambda category: category['name'], user.categories(refresh=True)))
# > ['GROCERY LIST', 'PERSONAL ERRANDS']
...

& More complex example, task sharing:

Assume we have two users: Paca and Vaca. User Paca has a one task it wants to share with Vaca.

>>> task = paca.tasks()[0]
>>> task['title'] # > 'Paca Task'
>>> task.members() # > [{'paca@garlic.com': 'Paca'}]

Share task with user:

>>> task.share_with(vaca)

Until task isn't approved it isn't shared:

>>> vaca.tasks() # > []
>>> vaca.pending_tasks()
# > [{'id': 'm8cEmJJFXgYWrr3Xplj9zw==', 'invitedBy': {'name': 'Paca', 'email': 'paca@garlic.com', 'picture': None}, 'message': None, 'title': 'Paca Task'}]

Approve the pending task:

>>> vaca.approve_pending_task(pending_task=vaca.pending_tasks()[0])

And now it is shared:

>>> vaca.tasks()[0]['title'] # > 'Paca Task'

>>> task.members()
[{'paca@garlic.com': 'Paca'}, {'vaca@garlic.com': 'vaca@garlic.com'}]
...

For other methods and full support API check the docs or source code..

Contributions

Feedback, issue reports and feature/pull requests are greatly appreciated! You could post them into issues.

Generic guide for contributions is placed here.

Thanks!

• MIT license
• Automaticaly generated documentation: http://anydo-api.readthedocs.org/en/latest/.