Hello,
Following my last post, i’ve written some functions in Python that generate a test form-response from a supplied form_id. This form response has a random set of valid answers and so simulates a user taking a survey. I’m quite pleased with how this has turned out and we’ll start using this as part of our CI/CD process which should allow our team to have faster form iterations while ensuring our python backend ETL processes don’t break.
Currently this functionality isn’t available in the API or Admin, and I think it’s generally quite useful for testing webhooks and integrations so I wondered about building it into a publicly available library and wanted to discuss that...
I notice there’s the official Typeform package in PyPi, and wondered whether it would be good to integrate any functionality I have into there? I suspect the answer is probably no since that would require QA checks from the typeform team and right now that library has a well defined purpose and corresponding functions. So if that’s the case, I wanted to check there’s no issue/concern with me creating my own public Typeform package of less well defined (but well tested and documented!) functions? Any suggestions of a name? Other thoughts?
Many thanks,
Oliver
