This library is intended to simplify connecting to the Smartsheet API from Python applications.
This repo has moved to the Smartsheet Organization on GitHub and can be accessed here.
The SDK currently supports Python 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, pypy, and pypy3. Integrations built on previous versions may still function, but Smartsheet recommends staying current with the Python end-of-life guidelines. Note: Python version 3.6 or higher is required for Unicode support, for example, if your Smartsheet data includes non-ASCII characters.
The following packages are required.
There are many security vulnerabilities in SSL and early TLS versions. To remain compliant with PCI standards, most companies are now removing support for TLS 1.0.
Smartsheet Python SDK versions earlier than 1.3.0 do not support TLS 1.1. Once Smartsheet disables support for TLS 1.0 on 5/22/2018, any user who is still using an earlier version of the Python SDK will receive a SSL handshake error. Please upgrade your Smartsheet Python SDK, preferably to 1.3.2 by 5/22/2018 to avoid any impact.
To upgrade a current installation using pip:
$ pip install smartsheet-python-sdk --upgrade
If this is your first time installing the Python SDK, follow the installation steps in the following section.
The SDK can be installed by using a package manager (pip) or manually by downloading the SDK directly from Git. These two steps are outlined below.
If unfamiliar with pip, please review the pip documentation.
This SDK's Python package is called smartsheet-python-sdk. To install using pip:
$ pip install smartsheet-python-sdk
To install this SDK manually, download the source code from GitHub and then run:
$ python setup.py install
Getting started with the Python SDK is easy:
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Set SMARTSHEET_ACCESS_TOKEN in your environment. Find out more about Authentication and Access Tokens in the Smartsheet API Documentation.
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Install the Smartsheet Python SDK from the Python Package Index, or by using "pip install smartsheet-python-sdk".
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Import the smartsheet module:
import smartsheet -
Refer to the Smartsheet API Documentation for Python SDK usage examples.
See a sample application here: https://github.com/smartsheet-samples/python-read-write-sheet
For details about logging, testing, how to use a passthrough option, and how to override HTTP client behavior, see Advanced Topics.
The Smartsheet API is documented here: https://smartsheet.redoc.ly
The Python SDK documentation can be viewed here: http://smartsheet-platform.github.io/smartsheet-python-sdk/.
If you would like to contribute a change to the SDK, please fork a branch and then submit a pull request.
Starting from the v2.68.0 release, Smartsheet SDKs will use a new versioning strategy. Since all users are on the Smartsheet API 2.0, the SDK version numbers will start with 2. The 2nd number will be an internal reference number. The 3rd number is for incremental changes.
For example, v2.68.0 means that you are using our 2.0 version of the API, the API is synced internally to a tag of 68, and then if there are numbers after the last decimal, that will indicate a minor change.
If you have any questions or issues with this SDK please post on StackOverflow using the tag "smartsheet-api" or contact us directly at devrel@smartsheet.com.
Each release with notes is available for download on the Github Releases page.