python e-kréta V3 api handler module

• install: pip install e_kreta_hun0r
  or download the e_kreta folder
• handle the kreta api without haveing to find all the links
• structure the responses so u dont need an example to tell the keys
• group users

usage

on the level of session (for simple programs handeling only your account)

• represents a kreta login
• auto revokes refreshtoken when deleted

login/create instance:

from e_kreta import kreat_base as k_base
MySession=k_base.session.login(userName,pwd,klik)

• all args are auto formatted:
  • kreta username is an int in str format so if it gets an int it runs str(username)
  • pwd is an int/date as str format: year-month-day auto adds the '-' if gets int/str without it
  • klik is an 'klik'+str(int) when int/str without it is passed auto adds that

fromDict() and data():

data=Mysession.data()
Mysesssion=k_base.session.fromDict(data)

• converts to dict and back for storage in like a json

the 31 api requests:

tol,ig=k_base.span(-2,7)
homeworks=Mysession.getHomeworks(tol,ig)

• span returns an array of 2 dates of days days from today
• all funcs i hope are understandible because i dont want to describe them all
• some return a dataclass some a dict if u get a dict open a response with the template for this issue

on the level of Diak

• represents a user even when that use is logged out
• access api requests through .session
• auto revokes refreshtoken when deleted

login/make instance:

from e_kreta import main, kreta_base
User=main.Diak(kreta_base.session(username,pwd,klik))
#or
User=main.Diak()
User.login(username,pwd,klik)

• define from session or start empty
• if started empty or logged out use login
  • same regulators as in session
  • if it was logged in checks if username is same as last time
  • MyID is the username hashed and no usable login info is stored

log out:

User.log_out(level)

• levels
  • 0: log out of session
  • 1: remove info
  • 2: forget who it was (basically same state when started empty)
  • 3: delete self
• all sets is_logged_in to false

fromDict and data:

• same use as in session

on the level of SchoolClass

• represents a class
• helps organise users if there are a lot of them
• has problems not yet recomended
• access students by name from .students

make instance:

from e_kreta import main
MyClass=main.SchoolClass(students,klik=klik)

• defined from students and klik
  • students is a dict[name/id:Diak]
  • klik is regulated to its format and is used for logging in new users

add student and login student funcs:

MyClass.add_student(name/id,Diak)
MyClass.addstudents(dict[name/id:Diak])
MyClass.log_new_student_in(name/id,username,pwd)

• name is str
• add_student() adds one student
• add_students() updates the students dict
• log_new_student_in logs new student in adds to class
• all return the student/students that it logged in

fromDict and data:

• same use as in all

known errors:

• only checks if school maches

known errors and what may be coming

• no dataclass for many requests (open issue if u find one and can show a sample of the response)
• no data funcs for the dataclasses
• SchoolClass has a problem
• even bigger grouping (School)
• SchoolClass -> dict subclass
• Diak -> session subclass
• the global api