### Schoolopy API Method Pattern Example

Source: https://github.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/blob/master/README.rst

Demonstrates a common pattern for interacting with Schoology API endpoints using the Schoolopy library. This pattern applies to various 'realm' types like district, school, user, section, or group, and methods such as get, create, update, and delete for objects like 'event'.

```python
# Example for 'event' object within a realm
# sc.get_events(realm_id=)
# sc.get_[realm]_events([realm]_id)
# sc.create_event(event, [realm]_id=)
# sc.create_[realm]_event(event, [realm]_id)
# sc.get_event(event_id, [realm]_id=)
# sc.update_event(event, event_id, [realm]_id=)
# sc.update_[realm]_event(event, event_id, [realm]_id)
# sc.delete_event(event_id, [realm]_id=)
# sc.delete_[realm]_event(event_id, [realm]_id)
```

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### Python: Get User Information

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

Demonstrates retrieving user data using the Schoolopy library. It shows how to fetch information for the currently authenticated user and specific users by their ID. It also includes an example of fetching all users, with options for pagination and filtering inactive users.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))

# Get current user info
me = sc.get_me()
print(f"Name: {me.name_display}")
print(f"Email: {me.primary_email}")
print(f"Role: {me.role_name}")

# Get specific user by ID
user = sc.get_user(user_id=12345)
print(f"User: {user.name_first} {user.name_last}")
print(f"School ID: {user.school_id}")

# Get all users (paginated)
sc.limit = 50
users = sc.get_users()
for user in users:
    print(f"{user.uid}: {user.name_display}")

# Get inactive users
inactive_users = sc.get_users(inactive=True)
```

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### Python: Get Assignments

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

Provides examples for retrieving assignment data from Schoology course sections. The code demonstrates fetching all assignments within a section, including attachments, and retrieving a specific assignment by its ID. It also shows how to access assignment details like title, due date, max points, and associated files.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))
section_id = 123456

# Get all assignments in a section
assignments = sc.get_assignments(
    section_id=section_id,
    with_attachments=True
)
for assignment in assignments:
    print(f"{assignment.title}")
    print(f"  Due: {assignment.due}")
    print(f"  Max points: {assignment.max_points}")
    print(f"  Type: {assignment.type}")

# Get specific assignment
assignment = sc.get_assignment(
    section_id=section_id,
    assignment_id=789012,
    with_attachments=True
)
print(f"Assignment: {assignment.title}")
print(f"Description: {assignment.description}")
if 'attachments' in assignment:
    for attachment in assignment.attachments.files:
        print(f"  File: {attachment.filename}")
```

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### Retrieve Assignment Submissions with Schoolopy

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

This Python code demonstrates retrieving assignment submissions, including attachments, using the Schoolopy library. It shows how to get all submissions for an assignment and how to filter submissions for a specific user. Dependencies include the `schoolopy` library and authentication credentials.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))
section_id = 123456
assignment_id = 789012

# Get all submissions for an assignment
submissions = sc.get_assignment_submissions(
    section_id=section_id,
    assignment_id=assignment_id,
    with_attachments=True
)
for submission in submissions:
    print(f"User {submission.uid}: Revision {submission.revision}")
    print(f"  Submitted: {submission.created}")
    print(f"  Late: {submission.late}")
    if 'attachments' in submission:
        for file in submission.attachments.files.file:
            print(f"  File: {file.filename}")

# Get submissions for specific user
user_submissions = sc.get_user_assignment_submissions(
    section_id=section_id,
    assignment_id=assignment_id,
    user_id=12345,
    with_attachments=True
)
latest = user_submissions[0]
print(f"Latest submission: {latest.created}")
print(f"Number of revisions: {len(user_submissions)}")
```

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### Python: Get Sections and Courses

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

Illustrates how to access course sections and related data within Schoology. The code shows fetching all sections for a user, retrieving a specific section by its ID, and obtaining enrollments within a section. It also covers fetching sections for a particular user.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))

# Get all sections for authenticated user
sections = sc.get_sections()
for section in sections:
    print(f"{section.section_title} ({section.course_title})")
    print(f"  Section ID: {section.id}")
    print(f"  Course Code: {section.section_code}")

# Get specific section by ID
section = sc.get_section(section_id=123456)
print(f"Section: {section.section_title}")
print(f"Grading periods: {section.grading_periods}")

# Get sections for specific user
user_sections = sc.get_user_sections(user_id=12345)

# Get enrollments in a section
enrollments = sc.get_section_enrollments(section_id=123456)
for enrollment in enrollments:
    print(f"User {enrollment.uid}: {enrollment.name_display}")
    print(f"  Role: {enrollment.admin}")
```

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### Get Student Grades with Schoolopy

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

This section shows how to retrieve student grades using the Schoolopy library. It covers fetching grades for a user across all sections, for a specific section, and how to retrieve grading period information. Requires the `schoolopy` library and authentication.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))

# Get grades for a user across all sections
user_id = 12345
grades = sc.get_user_grades(user_id=user_id)
for section_grade in grades:
    print(f"Section: {section_grade.section_title}")
    print(f"  Grade: {section_grade.final_grade[0].grade}")
    print(f"  Comment: {section_grade.final_grade[0].comment}")

# Get grades for specific section
section_grades = sc.get_user_grades_by_section(
    user_id=user_id,
    section_id=123456
)
for grade in section_grades:
    if 'period' in grade:
        for period in grade.period:
            print(f"Period {period.period_id}: {period.grade}")

# Get grading periods
periods = sc.get_grading_periods()
for period in periods:
    print(f"{period.title}: {period.start} to {period.end}")
```

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### Python: Authenticate with Three-Legged OAuth

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

Guides through the three-legged OAuth flow for web applications, enabling user authorization. It involves requesting an authorization URL, prompting the user to authorize, and then completing the authorization to obtain an authenticated Schoology client. Error handling for authorization failure is included.

```python
import schoolopy
import webbrowser

# Initialize three-legged OAuth
DOMAIN = 'https://yourschool.schoology.com'
auth = schoolopy.Auth(
    consumer_key='your_key',
    consumer_secret='your_secret',
    three_legged=True,
    domain=DOMAIN
)

# Get authorization URL
url = auth.request_authorization(callback_url='https://yourapp.com/callback')
if url:
    webbrowser.open(url)
    input('Press enter after authorizing...')

# Complete authorization
if not auth.authorize():
    raise SystemExit('Authorization failed')

# Create authenticated client
sc = schoolopy.Schoology(auth)
user = sc.get_me()
print(f"Successfully authorized: {user.name_display}")
```

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### Work with Pages and Content in Schoolopy

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

Shows how to interact with course pages, folders, and downloadable content within Schoology using the Schoolopy Python API. This includes fetching pages with their content and attachments, retrieving specific pages, accessing folder structures, and downloading files.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))
section_id = 123456

# Get all pages in a section
pages = sc.get_pages(
    section_id=section_id,
    with_content=True,
    with_attachments=True
)
for page in pages:
    print(f"Page: {page.title}")
    print(f"  Type: {page.type}")
    if 'body' in page:
        print(f"  Content length: {len(page.body)} chars")

# Get specific page
page = sc.get_section_page(
    page_id=789012,
    section_id=section_id,
    with_attachments=True
)
print(f"Title: {page.title}")
print(f"Body: {page.body}")

# Get course folder structure
folder = sc.get_section_folder(
    section_id=section_id,
    folder_id=111222
)
print(f"Folder: {folder.title}")

# Download a file
file_url = 'https://api.schoology.com/v1/documents/12345'
response = sc.get_file(url=file_url)
with open('downloaded_file.pdf', 'wb') as f:
    f.write(response.content)
print(f"Downloaded file, size: {len(response.content)} bytes")
```

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### Manage Enrollments in Schoolopy

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

Illustrates how to manage user enrollments within Schoology sections using the Schoolopy Python library. This includes retrieving existing enrollments, creating single or bulk enrollments, and deleting enrollments.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))
section_id = 123456

# Get enrollments
enrollments = sc.get_section_enrollments(section_id=section_id)
for enrollment in enrollments:
    print(f"{enrollment.name_display} ({enrollment.uid})")
    print(f"  Role: {enrollment.admin}")
    print(f"  Status: {enrollment.status}")

# Create single enrollment
new_enrollment = schoolopy.Enrollment({
    'uid': 12345,
    'admin': 0,  # 0=student, 1=teacher, 2=admin
    'status': 1  # 1=active
})
created = sc.create_section_enrollment(
    enrollment=new_enrollment,
    section_id=section_id
)

# Bulk create enrollments

enrollments_list = [
    schoolopy.Enrollment({'uid': 11111, 'admin': 0, 'status': 1}),
    schoolopy.Enrollment({'uid': 22222, 'admin': 0, 'status': 1}),
    schoolopy.Enrollment({'uid': 33333, 'admin': 0, 'status': 1})
]
created_bulk = sc.create_section_enrollments(
    enrollments=enrollments_list,
    section_id=section_id
)
print(f"Created {len(created_bulk)} enrollments")

# Delete enrollment
sc.delete_section_enrollment(
    enrollment_id=789012,
    section_id=section_id
)
```

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### Create New Assignment with Schoolopy

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

This snippet demonstrates how to create a new assignment in Schoology using the Schoolopy library. It involves initializing an Assignment object with details like title, description, due date, and max points, then using the `create_assignment` method. Dependencies include the `schoolopy` library and a valid Schoology authentication object.

```python
import schoolopy

new_assignment = schoolopy.Assignment({
    'title': 'Homework 5',
    'description': 'Complete problems 1-10',
    'due': '2025-10-20 23:59:00',
    'max_points': 100,
    'type': 'assignment'
})
created = sc.create_assignment(new_assignment, section_id=section_id)
print(f"Created assignment ID: {created.id}")
```

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### Python: Authenticate with Two-Legged OAuth

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

Authenticates with Schoology using two-legged OAuth, suitable for single-user applications. It requires API keys loaded from a configuration file and initializes the Schoology client. The snippet demonstrates setting request limits and fetching authenticated user details.

```python
import schoolopy
import yaml

# Load API credentials
with open('config.yml', 'r') as f:
    cfg = yaml.load(f)

# Initialize with two-legged OAuth (default)
auth = schoolopy.Auth(cfg['key'], cfg['secret'])
sc = schoolopy.Schoology(auth)

# Set result limits
sc.limit = 20  # Return max 20 objects per request
sc.start = 0   # Start at offset 0

# Access API
user = sc.get_me()
print(f"Authenticated as: {user.name_display}")
print(f"User ID: {user.uid}")
```

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### Two-Legged Authentication with Schoolopy

Source: https://github.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/blob/master/README.rst

Sets up a two-legged authentication flow for the Schoolopy API. This method is suitable for applications used by a single user who can manage API keys. It requires a consumer key and secret obtained from Schoology.

```python
# Two-legged
sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))
sc.get_feed()  # etc.
```

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### Import Schoolopy Library

Source: https://github.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/blob/master/README.rst

Initial step to import the schoolopy library for use in your Python script. No external dependencies are needed for this basic import.

```python
import schoolopy
```

--------------------------------

### Send and Manage Messages with Schoolopy

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

This Python code covers sending messages and managing the inbox/sent messages using the Schoolopy library. It demonstrates sending a message using a helper function and manually creating a message object. It also shows how to retrieve inbox messages, sent messages, and thread details. Requires `schoolopy` and authentication.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))

# Send message using helper function
message = sc.send_message(
    subject='Meeting Tomorrow',
    content='Remember we have a team meeting at 3pm.',
    user_ids=['12345', '67890', '11111']
)
print(f"Message sent, ID: {message.id}")

# Create message manually
new_message = schoolopy.Message({
    'subject': 'Assignment Reminder',
    'message': 'Don\'t forget the homework is due Friday.',
    'recipient_ids': '12345,67890'  # Comma-separated string
})
sent = sc.create_message(new_message)

# Get inbox messages
inbox = sc.get_inbox_messages()
for thread in inbox:
    print(f"Subject: {thread.subject}")
    print(f"  From: {thread.author_name}")
    print(f"  Date: {thread.last_updated}")

# Get sent messages
sent_messages = sc.get_sent_messages()

# Get message thread details
thread_id = 123456
messages = sc.get_message(message_id=thread_id)
for msg in messages:
    print(f"{msg.author_name}: {msg.message}")
```

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### Three-Legged Authentication with Schoolopy

Source: https://github.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/blob/master/README.rst

Implements a three-legged authentication flow for the Schoolopy API, suitable for web applications. This process involves requesting authorization, redirecting the user, and then authorizing the application. It requires a consumer key, secret, and the school's Schoology domain.

```python
# Three-legged
auth = schoolopy.Auth(key, secret, three_legged=True, domain='https://schoology.com')  # Replace URL with that of your school's Schoology
url = auth.request_authorization()
# Redirect user to that URL as appropriate for your application. Once user has performed action, continue.
if not auth.authorize():
    raise SystemExit('User not authorized!')
sc = schoolopy.Schoology(auth)
```

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### Access User Feed with Schoolopy

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

This snippet illustrates how to fetch the authenticated user's home feed updates using the Schoolopy library. It includes retrieving the most recent updates, displaying author information, post content, likes, and comments. It also shows how to retrieve a specific update from a section. Requires `schoolopy` and authentication.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))
sc.limit = 10  # Get 10 most recent updates

# Get feed updates
feed = sc.get_feed()
for update in feed:
    user = sc.get_user(update.uid)
    print(f"By: {user.name_display}")
    print(f"Posted: {update.created}")

    # Truncate long posts
    body = update.body[:100].replace('\n', ' ')
    if len(update.body) > 100:
        body += '...'
    print(f"Content: {body}")
    print(f"Likes: {update.likes}")
    print(f"Comments: {update.num_comments}")
    print()

# Get specific update from a section
update = sc.get_section_update(
    update_id=456789,
    section_id=123456
)
```

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### Manage Calendar Events with Schoolopy

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

This Python snippet demonstrates managing calendar events within Schoology using the Schoolopy library. It includes retrieving events for a specific section and creating a new event in a section. The code requires the `schoolopy` library and valid authentication credentials.

```python
import schoolopy

sc = schoolopy.Schoology(schoolopy.Auth(key, secret))

# Get section events
section_id = 123456
events = sc.get_section_events(section_id=section_id)
for event in events:
    print(f"{event.title}: {event.start}")
    print(f"  All day: {event.all_day}")
    print(f"  Location: {event.location}")

# Create event in a section
new_event = schoolopy.Event({
    'title': 'Final Exam',
    'description': 'Chapters 1-10',
    'start': '2025-12-15 09:00:00',
    'end': '2025-12-15 11:00:00',
    'all_day': 0,
    'location': 'Room 205'
})
created_event = sc.create_section_event(
    event=new_event,
    section_id=section_id
)
print(f"Event created, ID: {created_event.id}")
```

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### Manage User Events in Schoolopy

Source: https://context7.com/erikboesen/schoolopy/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to retrieve, update, and delete user events using the Schoolopy library. This involves calling specific methods on the Schoology API object with relevant IDs and event data.

```python
# Get user events
user_events = sc.get_user_events(user_id=12345)

# Update event
event.title = 'Final Exam (Updated)'
sc.update_section_event(
    event=event,
    event_id=event.id,
    section_id=section_id
)

# Delete event
sc.delete_section_event(event_id=789012, section_id=section_id)
```

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