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Asynchronous Python client for the GitHub API
This is not a full client for the API (Have you seen it, it's huge), and will probably never be. Things are added when needed or requested.
If something you need is missing please raise a feature request to have it added or create a PR 🎉.
For examples on how to use it see the tests directory.
python3 -m pip install aiogithubapi
Note: This project is currently in a transition phase.
In august 2021 a new API interface was introduced (in #42). With that addition, all parts of the old interface is now considered deprecated. Which includes:
aiogithubapi.common
moduleaiogithubapi.legacy
moduleaiogithubapi.objects
moduleAIOGitHub
async_call_api
function in the aiogithubapi/helpers.py
filesigstore_verify_release_asset
function in the aiogithubapi/helpers.py
fileGitHubDevice
class in aiogithubapi
, replaced with GitHubDeviceAPI
GitHub
class in aiogithubapi
, replaced with GitHubAPI
Later this year (2024), warning logs will start to be emitted for deprecated code.
Early next year (2025), the old code will be removed.
All contributions are welcome!
make lint
make test
make coverage
main
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Asynchronous Python client for the GitHub API
We found that aiogithubapi demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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