dailycheckin

25.12.9 verified Fri May 01 auth: no python

An automated daily check-in tool for multiple platforms, supporting web, push, and email notifications. Current version 25.12.9, released monthly.

pip install dailycheckin

Common errors

error "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'dailycheckin'" ↓

cause The library is not installed or installed in the wrong environment.

fix

Run pip install dailycheckin in the correct Python environment (e.g., virtualenv).

error "dailycheckin.exceptions.ConfigError: TOML config file not found at 'config.toml'" ↓

cause The default config file path does not exist or the environment variable is not set.

fix

Create a config.toml file in the working directory or set the DAILYCHECKIN_CONFIG environment variable to the config path.

error "AttributeError: module 'dailycheckin' has no attribute 'CheckInManager'" ↓

cause Importing the top-level module incorrectly, or using an older version.

fix

Use from dailycheckin import CheckInManager (requires v20+). Upgrade with pip install --upgrade dailycheckin.

Warnings

breaking Config file format changed from YAML to TOML in v22.0. Existing YAML configurations will not be read. ↓

fix Convert config files to TOML format per the new schema.

deprecated The `run_single` method is deprecated in favor of `run_one`. It will be removed in v26.0. ↓

fix Replace `run_single('platform')` with `run_one('platform')`.

gotcha Environment variables must be set before importing the library; otherwise, lazy loading may cause silent failures. ↓

fix Set env vars (e.g., `DALIYCHECKIN_CONFIG`) before the import statement.

Imports

CheckInManager
wrong
```
from dailycheckin.checkin import CheckInManager
```
correct
```
from dailycheckin import CheckInManager
```
Older documentation used incorrect submodule path; top-level import is correct since v20.x.
DailyCheckInApp
wrong
```
import dailycheckin
```
correct
```
from dailycheckin import DailyCheckInApp
```
Direct import of app class is required; module-level import does not expose it.

Quickstart

Basic usage: create a CheckInManager instance and run all configured check-ins.

from dailycheckin import CheckInManager

manager = CheckInManager()
# Run all configured check-ins
results = manager.run_all()
for name, result in results.items():
    print(f"{name}: {result['status']}")