generated: '2026-07-26' method: searched source: npm, PyPI, NuGet, RubyGems, Packagist, crates.io, pkg.go.dev, github.com/PropertyMe notes: >- PropertyMe ships NO first-party client SDK for its API in any language. Every public registry was searched: npm returns zero results for "propertyme"; PyPI 404s on propertyme, pypropertyme, property-me and propertyme-api; RubyGems, Packagist and crates.io return nothing relevant. NuGet has exactly one package authored by PropertyMe — PropertyMe.MassTransit.MySqlOutbox — but that is an internal messaging-infrastructure library (a MassTransit transactional outbox for MySQL), not an API client, so it does NOT constitute an SDK for the PropertyMe API and this repo deliberately does not claim an SDKs pointer on the strength of it. The github.com/PropertyMe organisation holds seven public repositories, six of which are forks of third-party .NET libraries (ServiceStack.Text, ServiceStack.OrmLite, IdentityServer4, Kavita) or internal infrastructure. The one thing that IS first-party and API-facing is HelloPropertyMe.NET, a sample application demonstrating the OAuth 2.0 connection — sample code, not a library. The only client library that exists is third-party: PyPropertyMe, a Python wrapper generated from PropertyMe's own OpenAPI document with Microsoft Kiota, published as documentation at pypropertyme.garyj.dev and not distributed on PyPI. first_party_sdk: false packages: - language: csharp registry: nuget name: PropertyMe.MassTransit.MySqlOutbox version: 1.0.1 url: https://www.nuget.org/packages/PropertyMe.MassTransit.MySqlOutbox install: dotnet add package PropertyMe.MassTransit.MySqlOutbox official: true api_client: false description: >- MassTransit transactional outbox/inbox implementation for MySQL, published by PropertyMe. Infrastructure the company open-sourced from its own stack — it does not talk to the PropertyMe API and is not a client library for it. source: https://github.com/PropertyMe/masstransit-mysql-outbox - language: csharp registry: github name: HelloPropertyMe.NET url: https://github.com/PropertyMe/HelloPropertyMe.NET install: git clone https://github.com/PropertyMe/HelloPropertyMe.NET official: true api_client: false kind: sample-application description: >- First-party sample .NET application demonstrating how to connect to PropertyMe with OAuth 2.0. The closest thing PropertyMe publishes to a getting-started guide for the API. - language: python registry: none name: PyPropertyMe url: https://pypropertyme.garyj.dev/ install: null official: false api_client: true description: >- Third-party Python API wrapper for the PropertyMe API, generated from PropertyMe's published OpenAPI document using Microsoft Kiota, with OAuth 2.0 handling. Documented at pypropertyme.garyj.dev; not published to PyPI (all candidate PyPI names return 404). registries_checked: - {registry: npm, query: propertyme, results: 0} - {registry: pypi, query: 'propertyme / pypropertyme / property-me / propertyme-api', results: 0} - {registry: nuget, query: propertyme, results: 1, first_party: 1, api_clients: 0} - {registry: rubygems, query: propertyme, results: 0} - {registry: packagist, query: propertyme, results: 0} - {registry: crates.io, query: propertyme, results: 0} - {registry: pkg.go.dev, query: propertyme, results: 0} - {registry: 'github.com/PropertyMe', repos: 7, api_clients: 0, samples: 1}