pychurchtools

This is a python wrapper for the ChurchTools API. The API from ChurchTools is provided using the Swagger toolset.

Note: This library is WIP. Some endpoints are not implemented at all and the others are only partly implemented.

Installation

To install from PyPI, you can use "pip install churchtools". Type "pip uninstall churchtools" to remove the library.

Dependencies:

• pydantic
• requests

Usage

Authentication

Via a cookie

Login to churchtools in your browser and copy the cookie. The cookie object looks something like this:

cookie = {
  'ChurchTools_ct_<church_name>': 'some_random_text',
}

Pass this object to the init function of the ChurchTools class or set the field cookie in the ChurchTools object.

Via REST API

The ChurchTools class provides a method login to log you in and set the cookie automatically.

ct.login('your_email', 'your_password')

Example

You can execute the following in a python script to test the functionality.

from churchtools import ChurchTools

c = ChurchTools('https://<church_name>.church.tools')
c.login('your_email', 'your_password')

events = c.events.list()
print('Upcoming event:', events[0].__repr__())
print(events[0].dict())
print()

me = c.general.whoami()
print('Logged in as:', me.__repr__())
print()

my_events = c.person.events(me.id)
print('Your next events:')
[print(f'- {e.__repr__()}') for e in my_events]

Notes

• Set the debugging field from 0 - 2 for none to many debug messages.
• Times are in UTC

Contributing

Linting

poetry install
pre-commit install --install-hooks
pre-commit run --all

Tests

• Create a CT instance here: https://ccp.church.tools/demo
• Set the environment variables CHURCHTOOLS_URL, CHURCHTOOLS_USER & CHURCHTOOLS_PASSWORD
• Run pytest