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I'd like to include this as a submodule in another Github project. I'd like to include it as a package. It will need the init.py file created.

http://docs.python.org/tutorial/modules.html

When trying to delete tasks or notebooks, apiclient.py fails to assemble the correct API calls. This patch fixes the issue for me:

diff --git a/apiclient.py b/apiclient.py
index 6df234f..4ecc2bd 100755
--- a/apiclient.py
+++ b/apiclient.py
@@ -595,7 +595,7 @@ class ApiClient(object):
         '''
         id_ = self.getNotebook(label).id
         self._notebooks_cache = None
-        return self._call(key=key, kind='notebooks', action='delete', id_=id_).text
+        return self._call(key=key, kind='notebooks', action='delete', notebooks=[id_]).text

     @check_api_key
     def editNotebook(self, label, key=None, **kwargs):
@@ -674,7 +674,7 @@ class ApiClient(object):
         '''
         id_ = self.getTask(label).id
         self._tasks_cache = None
-        return self._call(key=key, kind='tasks', action='delete', id_=id_).text
+        return self._call(key=key, kind='tasks', action='delete', tasks=[id_]).text

     @check_api_key
     def editTask(self, label, key=None, **kwargs):

Whenever, I launch tdcli, I am getting extremely slow startups, on the order of 30 seconds, even after I have authenticated completely. I am not sure what is causing the delay, but I have tried looking at python -v tdcli it it holds for most of the time after showing import StringIO.

When I import StringIO, or any of the other import commands I see when viewing the verbose log, I have no delay.

Coming into this module cold, a couple points.

First, if you "python setup.py install" I think the example is actually "import poodledo.apiclient", right?

Second, I couldn't find any info on what should be in tdclirc or what its format is - ConfigParser format? What sections? What fields? Dug it out of cli.py but you might want to document it.

Keep up the good work!

apiclient.py imports dumps of json module.

But, in Python 2.5, json module is not built-in.
Should I use simplejson?

Is this in the pipeline at all? I'm starting a new Toodledo project and I definitely want to use OAuth2, but I want to avoid reinventing the wheel, if I can.

Wou/d a patch to add a setup.py file and add poodledo to the python package index be ok? I want to eventually add a package I'm working on and list it as a dependency or an optional dependency, not sure yet.