The codebase has undergone substantial modifications starting from version 0.5. These updates introduce breaking changes that may impact existing implementations. Please consult the documentation thoroughly before upgrading from earlier versions.
reclaim-sdk is a Python SDK designed for the Reclaim.ai API. It offers a straightforward and developer-friendly interface for managing tasks within Reclaim.ai. Please note that this SDK is not officially affiliated with Reclaim.ai and has been reverse-engineered from the Reclaim.ai web app, as well as utilizing the Swagger Spec provided by AJ from Reclaim.ai =>Swagger Spec. Consequently, there may be bugs, and the API is subject to change without notice. Version stability is not guaranteed.
At present, reclaim-sdk exclusively supports task management. Its primary function is to integrate various tools with Reclaim.ai, enabling the efficient handling of tasks from project management, calendars, and similar applications within Reclaim.ai. For other features, such as managing habits or custom hours, users should utilize the Reclaim.ai web app directly.
If something is missing for you, please open an issue or a pull request.
To install reclaim-sdk, simply run the following command:
pip install reclaim-sdkYou can get an API key from here.
There are now two ways to configure the SDK with your API key:
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Using the
RECLAIM_TOKENenvironment variable:import os os.environ["RECLAIM_TOKEN"] = "YOUR_API_KEY"
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Using the new
configuremethod:from reclaim_sdk.client import ReclaimClient ReclaimClient.configure(token="YOUR_API_KEY")
The configure method allows you to set up the client with your API token (and optionally a base URL) at any point in your code before making API calls.
The SDK uses Pydantic models for better type checking and data validation. Please refer to code examples below:
Contributions are welcome. Please open an issue or a pull request. If you want to add a new resource, please have a look at the BaseResource class. The Task class is a good example of how to implement a new resource. Reference the Swagger Spec for the available endpoints and also use the network tab in the browser to see the request and response payloads, as the Swagger Spec may not always be up-to-date or complete.
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