apis/__init__.py

# __init__.py

# This file makes the directory a Python package.
# You can import functions from your modules here to make them
# available at the package level.

# Assuming your first file (with LinkedIn data processing) is named 'linkedin_data_handler.py',
# your second file (with Bubble API calls) is named 'bubble_api_handler.py',
# and your third file (with LinkedIn follower stats) is named 'linkedin_follower_stats_handler.py'.
# Please change these names if your files are named differently.


# --- Imports from bubble_api_handler.py ---
try:
    from .Bubble_API_Calls  import (
        fetch_linkedin_token_from_bubble,
        fetch_linkedin_posts_data_from_bubble
    )
except ImportError as e:
    print(f"Warning: Could not import from bubble_api_handler.py: {e}")


# --- __all__ definition (optional but good practice) ---
# This defines which symbols are imported when a user does `from your_package_name import *`
# It's generally recommended to be explicit with imports, but __all__ can be useful.
__all__ = [
    # Functions from bubble_api_handler
    "fetch_linkedin_token_from_bubble",
    "fetch_linkedin_posts_data_from_bubble",
    "bulk_upload_to_bubble",
    "update_record_in_bubble",

]