v1.0.10

• Actually handle subfields when writing to CSV
• Add support for record_limit and filters when writing to CSV
• Add missing App class public methods to docs

v1.0.9

This is first production release of Knackpy v1.0! This is a complete overhaul of knackpy. Read the complete documentation here.

Notable new features:

• file uploading
• ability to fetch data by object or view name
• smarter record formatting with support for all Knack field types
• ability to provide a custom API subdomain (e.g, for HIPAA apps)

v0.1.0

• Much better docs
• Fixed support for image file downloads
• Support for street2 address subfield [#28]
• Increase default page limit from 10 to 1000
• Bumping to v0.1.0 for those using the default page limit of 10

Support for File Downloads

• add support for file downloads [#23]
• remove arrow dependency [#20]
• write timestamps in isoformat when writing to csv
• update docs to reflect Python 3 requirement

App Data Method

Get_app_data(app_id) well fetch the application's configuration data (objects, scenes, etc).

New Record Method

Redesign record create and update and add support for record delete via new record() method, which accepts a record payload, app parameters, and a method argument (create, update, delete).

Default ID Key Param on Update Record

Removes the required id_key parameter from the update_record method and instead defaults it to 'id'.

Add Support for Resending Requests on Timeout

This commit adds a max_attempts parameter to Knackpy methods which get or post data to the Knack API.

By default, Knackpy will resend a request 5 times before giving up. The parameter (along with the timeout duration) can also be set manually.

v0.0.3

When a multi-choice knack field is empty, it results in the field value stored as an empty array. The empty arrays were causing problems for some of my downstream processes, and I don't see a reason to keep them, so the parse_data method now converts those empty arrays to empty strings.

v0.0.2

This patch fixes an error that crops up in windows when arrow tries to "get" negative timestamps. I.e., it fails. The work around is to "get" a timestamp at 0 seconds, then pass the negative timestamp to the shift method.