dmgolembiowski / exchange_interface

This module allows access to Microsoft Office 365 account calendars. It allows for personal, delegate, and service accounts.

Install

pip install exchange_interface

Example Script

import requests
from exchange_interface import EWS
import datetime

ews = EWS(
    username='[e-mail]',
    password='SuperSecretPassword',
)
ews.Connected = lambda _, state: print('EWS', state)
ews.Disconnected = lambda _, state: print('EWS', state)
ews.NewCalendarItem = lambda _, item: print('NewCalendarItem(', item)
ews.CalendarItemChanged = lambda _, item: print('CalendarItemChanged(', item)
ews.CalendarItemDeleted = lambda _, item: print('CalendarItemDeleted(', item)

ews.UpdateCalendar()

print('Events happending now=', ews.GetNowCalItems())

print('Event(s) happening next=', ews.GetNextCalItems())

nowDT = datetime.datetime.now()
nowPlus24hrs = nowDT + datetime.timedelta(days=1)

print('Events happening in the next 24 hours=', ews.GetEventsInRange(startDT=nowDT, endDT=nowPlus24hrs))

# You can create a new event like this:
ews.CreateCalendarEvent(
    subjec='Test Subject',
    body='Test Body',
    startDT=datetime.datetime.now(),
    endDT=datetime.datetime.now() + datetime.timedelta(hours=1),
    )

Service Accounts

import requests
from exchange_interface import EWS

ews = EWS(
    username='[e-mail]',
    password='SuperSecretPassword', # the service account password
    impersonation='[e-mail]'
)

Oauth

import requests
from exchange_interface import EWS

def GetAccessToken():
    # do the oauth magic here
    return 'theOauthToken'

ews = EWS(
    username='[e-mail]',
    oauthCallback=GetAccessToken, # this will be called before each HTTP request is sent
    impersonation='[e-mail]'
)