PyOpenMensa - use OpenMensa with Python

This small python library helps you to work with OpenMensa by:

support writing canteen feeds: The feed module makes it very easy to generate a valid OpenMensa Feed V2. This is in production use for the majority of canteens in OpenMensa.
python wrapper for OpenMensa data: Access data (canteens, meals) transparent from openmensa. (in development)

More information about OpenMensa and all possibilities for developers.

Documentation

Documentation is hosted by ReadTheDocs: for the Full documentation about PyOpenMensa

The documentation is created with Spinx and the documentation source code can be found in the doc/ directory.

tldr: Documentation

You need Python 2.6, 2.7 or >=3.2.

Install pyopenmensa:

via pypi
```
pip install pyopenmensa
```

via git

git clone git://github.com/mswart/pyopenmensa``

Create Feed builder:

# import LazyBuilder - the container for all meals
from pyopenmensa.feed import LazyBuilder
canteen = LazyBuilder() # canteen container

Add feed data (PyOpenMensa can do basic parsing and converting):

from datetime import date
canteen.addMeal(date(2013, 3, 4), 'Hauptgericht', 'Gulasch',
    notes=['Mit Süßstoff', 'Schwein'],
    prices={'student': 203, 'other': '3,05 €'}
)
canteen.setDayClosed('5.3.2013')

Receive XML Feed:

print(canteen.toXMLFeed())

And you have a valid OpenMensa V2 Feed:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<openmensa version="2.0" xmlns="http://openmensa.org/open-mensa-v2"  xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" si:schemaLocation="http://openmensa.org/open-mensa-v2 http://openmensa.org/open-mensa-v2.xsd">
  <canteen>
    <day date="2013-03-04">
      <category name="Hauptgericht">
        <meal>
          <name>Gulasch</name>
          <note>Mit Süßstoff</note>
          <note>Schwein</note>
          <price role="other">3.05</price>
          <price role="student">2.03</price>
        </meal>
      </category>
    </day>
    <day date="2013-03-05">
      <closed/>
    </day>
  </canteen>
</openmensa>