leankit

Python 3.x wrapper for Leankit's API v1.0

Installation

$ pip install leankit

Usage

First you need to authenticate the client by providing your leankit domain, username and password.

>>> import leankit
>>> leankit.api.authenticate('domain', 'user@example.org', 'passw0rd')

You can skip this step by setting the environment variables LEANKIT_DOMAIN, LEANKIT_USERNAME and LEANKIT_PASSWORD respectively. Alternatively, credentials can be stored in plain text within your ~/.config folder with the following command:

$ python -m leankit.config

The configuration file has preference over the environment variables.

To download a board, simply instantiate the leankit.Board class with the board id as only parameter.

>>> board = leankit.Board(123456789)

The different board elements will be arranged in dictionaries and made available as attributes of the board object. Kanban elements can be treated both as dictionaries and as objects with snake case attributes. Dates are converted to native objects automatically for convenience.

>>> card = board.cards[987654321]
>>> card['DateArchived']
datetime.date(2017, 5, 23)
>>> card.date_archived
datetime.date(2017, 5, 23)
>>> card.assigned_user.email_address
user@example.org

The history of each card is downloaded and cached when the history attribute is accessed for the first time.

To access the data as received from the API, use the raw_data attribute.

>>> board.card_types[123123123].raw_data
{'ColorHex': '#d3e0e4',
 'IconColor': None,
 'IconName': None,
 'IconPath': None,
 'Id': 123123123,
 'IsCardType': True,
 'IsDefault': False,
 'IsDefaultTaskType': False,
 'IsTaskType': True,
 'Name': 'Improvement'}

Testing

Additionally to unit tests, there are some integration tests to ensure that the data received from Leankit's API is correct and have the expected format. Integration tests may take a while to complete, depending on the size of the board tested, so they are deactivated by default.

Contributing

In lieu of a formal style guide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code.