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The objective of this interface is the ability to get data from an Admidio installation and use them in python. Currently Users, groups and events are integrated
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README.md

admidio-python-api

The objective of this interface is the ability to get data from an Admidio installation and use them in python. Current planned interfaces are Users and Groups.

There will be 3 modules available:

  • Amidio which has a list of all Groups and Users
  • Groups which has a list of the current Users that are in the group
  • Members which has all the profile data of a member

How to use

import admidio_python_api.admidio as admidio
adm = admidio.Admidio(mysql_host, mysql_user, mysql_password, mysql_database, db_prefix)

It will initialise all groups and users that are in the admidio installation.

Todo