APAPI is an unofficial library that allows you to connect to Anaplan APIs using Python. Currently, you can authenticate using either Basic Authentication (email & password), or OAuth2 (client_id & refresh_token, both non-rotatable and rotatable) - Cert based authentication is on the roadmap. Use Bulk, Transactional, ALM and Audit endpoints, with more coming soon!
As an abstract example, here we export some CSV and import it back to Anaplan:
>> > import apapi
>> > with apapi.BasicAuth(f"{email}:{password}") as authentication:
>> > my_connection = apapi.BulkConnection(authentication)
>> > my_connection.run_export(model_id, export_id)
>> > data = my_connection.get_file(model_id, export_id)
>> > print(data.decode())
Versions, Data, Text
Actual, 1, test
Budget, 2.5, ąćęłńśżź
Forecast, -3,😂
>> > my_connection.put_file(model_id, file_id, data)
>> > my_connection.run_import(model_id, import_id)Full documentation can be found here. Check examples or tests for more examples and hints about usage.
APAPI is available on PyPI:
$ python -m pip install apapiAPAPI supports Python 3.8+.
- Official Anaplan APIs Postman Collection
- Official documentation of Anaplan APIs
- Official documentation of Anaplan Connect V4 (Java)
- Official Anaplan Connect repository
Contributions are welcome, even if you can't code it - in such case, please submit an issue if you need any additional feature (preferably in the form of User Story, like "As {who} I need {what} because {why}"). If you encounter any bugs, please report the problem with a description and error log.
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