Pycalendly

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PyCalendly
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Python package to use [Calendly](https://calendly.com/) [API-v2](https://calendly.stoplight.io/docs/api-docs/docs/C-API-Conventions.md).

Installation
Install with `pip`

$ pip install PyCalendly

Usage
Getting Started
See [Getting Started with Calendly API](https://developer.calendly.com/getting-started) and get a Personal Access token.


from calendly import Calendly
api_key = "<Personal Access Token>"
calendly = Calendly(api_key)


Supported Methods:
Webhooks
- `create_webhook` - Create new Webhook subscription
- `list_webhooks` - List available Webhook subscriptions
- `delete_webhook` - Delete a previously subscribed webhook
- `get_webhook` - Get information about a specific webhook

User
- `about` - Basic information about the current user

Events
- `event_types` - Returns all event types associated with the event
- `get_event_type` - Get type associated with the specific event
- `list_events` - Returns available list of events
- `get_event_invitee` - Returns invitee information associated with the event
- `get_event_details` - Get information about the event
- `list_event_invitees` - Get all invitees for a event

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