An advanced REST client for the GitHub API. It is a subclass of rest3client tailored for the GitHub API with special optional directives for GET requests that can return all pages from an endpoint or return a generator that can be iterated over (for paged requests). By default all requests will be retried if ratelimit request limit is reached.
Support for executing Graphql queries including paging; Graphql queries are also retried if Graphql rate limiting occurs.
pip install github3api
>>> from github3api import GitHubAPI
GitHubAPI
instantiation
# instantiate using no-auth
>>> client = GitHubAPI()
# instantiate using a token
>>> client = GitHubAPI(bearer_token='****************')
GET
request
# GET request - return JSON response
>>> client.get('/rate_limit')['resources']['core']
{'limit': 60, 'remaining': 37, 'reset': 1588898701}
# GET request - return raw resonse
>>> client.get('/rate_limit', raw_response=True)
<Response [200]>
POST
request
>>> client.post('/user/repos', json={'name': 'test-repo1'})['full_name']
'soda480/test-repo1'
>>> client.post('/repos/soda480/test-repo1/labels', json={'name': 'label1'})['url']
'https://api.github.com/repos/soda480/test-repo1/labels/label1'
PATCH
request
>>> client.patch('/repos/soda480/test-repo1/labels/label1', json={'description': 'my label'})['url']
'https://api.github.com/repos/soda480/test-repo1/labels/label1'
DELETE
request
>>> client.delete('/repos/soda480/test-repo1')
GET all
directive - Get all pages from an endpoint and return list containing only matching attributes
for repo in client.get('/orgs/edgexfoundry/repos', _get='all', _attributes=['full_name']):
print(repo['full_name'])
GET page
directive - Yield a page from endpoint
for page in client.get('/user/repos', _get='page'):
for repo in page:
print(repo['full_name'])
total
- Get total number of resources at given endpoint
print(client.total('/user/repos'))
graphql
- execute graphql query
query = """
query($query:String!, $page_size:Int!) {
search(query: $query, type: REPOSITORY, first: $page_size) {
repositoryCount
edges {
node {
... on Repository {
nameWithOwner
}
}
}
}
}
"""
variables = {"query": "org:edgexfoundry", "page_size":100}
client.graphql(query, variables)
graphql paging
- execute paged graphql query
query = """
query ($query: String!, $page_size: Int!, $cursor: String!) {
search(query: $query, type: REPOSITORY, first: $page_size, after: $cursor) {
repositoryCount
pageInfo {
endCursor
hasNextPage
}
edges {
cursor
node {
... on Repository {
nameWithOwner
}
}
}
}
}
"""
variables = {"query": "org:edgexfoundry", "page_size":100}
for page in client.graphql(query, variables, page=True, keys='data.search'):
for repo in page:
print(repo['node']['nameWithOwner'])
For Graphql paged queries:
- the query should include the necessary pageInfo and cursor attributes
- the keys method argument is a dot annotated string that is used to access the resulting dictionary response object
- the query is retried every 60 seconds (for up to an hour) if a ratelimit occur
-
edgexfoundry/sync-github-labels A script that synchronizes GitHub labels and milestones
-
edgexfoundry/prune-github-tags A script that prunes GitHub pre-release tags
-
edgexfoundry/create-github-release A script to facilitate creation of GitHub releases
-
soda480/prepbadge A script that creates multiple pull request workflows to update a target organization repos with badges
-
soda480/github-contributions A script to get contribution metrics for all members of a GitHub organization using the GitHub GraphQL API
-
edgexfoundry/edgex-dev-badge Rules based GitHub badge scanner
Ensure the latest version of Docker is installed on your development server. Fork and clone the repository.
Build the Docker image:
docker image build \
--target build-image \
--build-arg http_proxy \
--build-arg https_proxy \
-t \
github3api:latest .
Run the Docker container:
docker container run \
--rm \
-it \
-e http_proxy \
-e https_proxy \
-v $PWD:/code \
github3api:latest \
bash
Execute the build:
pyb -X
NOTE: commands above assume working behind a proxy, if not then the proxy arguments to both the docker build and run commands can be removed.