This is a python interface to the API from https://kanka.io. It's still early development so use it at your own risk.

This module is compatible with Python >= 3.7. When inside the repository root, install the module with

pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py install

A virtual environment is recommended.

To get started you need an API token, see https://kanka.io/en-US/docs/1.0/setup (oAuth is not supported by this module).

Create the client with

import kanka
token = {your_api_token_string}
client = kanka.KankaClient(token)

With this you can get a list of campaigns and import a campaign by its ID:

client.get_campaigns()
my_campaign = client.campaign({campaign_id})

With the campaign object you have access to its entities. Get a list of entities wih Campaign.get_list_of({entities}) or import an entity with the matching method.

my_campaign.get_list_of("characters")
my_campaign.get_list_of("journals")

char = my_campaign.character({character_id)
char.age
last_session = my_campaign.journal({session_id})
last_session.name

You can search for entities using the /search endpoint of the kanka API:

match = my_campaign.search("Legolas")

This returns a list of entity objects with names matching the search term. If for example the term "Legolas" matches twos characters and one location, the variable match will contain two StoredCharacter objects and one StoredLocation object as a list. You can access the entity's attributes as shown above with

match[0].name    # match[0] is the first list entry,
                 # a StoredCharacter object
match[2].map_url # match[2] is the third list entry,
                 # a StoredLocation object

You can create a new (empty) entity with for example

gimli = my_campaign.new_entity("character")
vulcan = my_campaign.new_entity("race")

All attributes will be set to None except the entity name, which is set to "New {entity}". You can fill out as many attributes as you like and then upload the entity with

gimli.upload()

You'll receive a json dictionary with the data of the newly created entity if successfull.

Delete an entity of a campaign using the campaigns delete method by specifying the entity type and the entity id, for example:

my_campaign.delete("character", 666666)

If successfull, the method returns True.

You can also import all the entities of a campaign into a StoredCampaign object:

my_campaign = client.import_campaign({campaign_id})
my_campaign.characters         # displays a list of all characters
my_campaign.characters[3].name # displays the name of the fourth character in the list

At the moment not all entities are implemented, see table below.