The supported API version is 1.3.0
This python api enables easy interaction with the Etherpad API. Etherpad is a collaborative editor provided by the Etherpad Foundation. http://etherpad.org
pip install pyetherpadlite
If you are using a self hosted Etherpad server, you will need to specify an API Key after installation before using the API. (See https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite for installation details).
Your secret api key should be placed in the base installation (etherpad-client folder) in a text file named APIKEY.txt. Many linux text editors automatically create an extra newline character at the end of the file, so I recommend simply executing the following command to set your api key without a newline character:
echo -n "myapikey" > APIKEY.txt
Once you have created the APIKEY.txt file, you will need to edit the py_etherpad.py wrapper to set your API key. Edit the 'apiKey' variable and set it to the same key as defined in your APIKEY.txt file.
from py_etherpad import EtherpadLiteClient
myPad = EtherpadLiteClient('EtherpadFTW','http://beta.etherpad.org/api')
# Change the text of the etherpad
myPad.setText('testPad','New text from the python wrapper!')
See the src/py_etherpad/__init__.py
file for further details on the methods and parameters available for the API.
Nearly all calls from the official API work as in the official documentation described.
Already finished:
- Groups
- Pad
Nearly finished:
- Author
- Pad Content
Missing:
- Session
- Chat
- Pads
- Global
Apache License
This python API-Wrapper is a Fork from devjones and is inspired by TomNomNom's php client