An api for schoolware written in python
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
| domain | domain name of schoolware |
| user | school microsoft email |
| password | school microsoft password |
| schoolware_login | set true if using schoolware login |
| telegram_enabled | required to enable telegram |
| telegram_bot_token | telegram bot token to enable telegram bot |
| telegram_chat_id | id to send messages to |
| verbose | show a some more info, when what function is run |
| debug | show a lot more info, all networking info |
pip3 install schoolware_api --upgrade playwright install && playwright install-deps only for microsoft loginpip3 install python-telegram-bot needed for telegramfrom schoolware_api import schoolware
config = {"domain":"", "user":"", "password":""} #example domain: kov.schoolware.be user: name.lastname@leerling.kov.be password: password
Schoolware = schoolware(config)
print(Schoolware.todo()) # Returns all todo items
print(Schoolware.punten()) # Returns all scores this schoolyear
print(Schoolware.agenda()) # Returns agenda points today
print(Schoolware.agenda(datum="2023-03-06 00:00:00")) # Returns agenda points for 2023-03-06
print(Schoolware.agenda_week()) # Returns whole week agenda points
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A api for schoolware written in python
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