Access Control Systems Library
A library for interacting with Access Control Systems like Genetec or Ccure9k. This is a work in progress and is not ready for production use.
Currently development is heavily influenced by Ccure9k, but the goal is to abstract the differences between the two systems and provide a common interface for interacting with them.
- Free software: MIT
- Documentation: https://github.com/ncstate-sat/acslib
Features
- Currently supports Search for
Personnel,Clearances, andCredentialsin Ccure9k - Supports search by custom fields.
Usage
Find a person by name
import acslib
ccure_api = acslib.CcureAPI()
response = ccure_api.personnel.search("Roddy Piper".split())
Find a person by custom field
import acslib
from acslib.ccure.search import PersonnelFilter, FUZZ
ccure_api = acslib.CcureAPI()
search_filter = PersonnelFilter(lookups={"Text1": FUZZ})
response = ccure_api.personnel.search(["PER0892347"], search_filter=search_filter)
Find a Clearance by name
import acslib
ccure_api = acslib.CcureAPI()
response = ccure_api.clearance.search(["suite", "door"])
Find a Clearance by other field
import acslib
from acslib.ccure.search import ClearanceFilter, NFUZZ
# search by ObjectID
ccure_api = acslib.CcureAPI()
search_filter = ClearanceFilter(lookups={"ObjectID": NFUZZ})
response = ccure_api.clearance.search([8897], search_filter=search_filter)
Find all credentials
import acslib
ccure_api = acs.CcureAPI()
response = ccure_api.credential.search()
Find a credential by name
import acslib
# fuzzy search by name
ccure_api = acslib.CcureAPI()
response = ccure_api.credential.search(["charles", "barkley"])
Find a credential by other field
import acslib
from acslib.ccure.search import CredentialFilter, NFUZZ
# search by ObjectID
ccure_api = acslib.CcureAPI()
search_filter = CredentialFilter(lookups={"ObjectID": NFUZZ})
response = ccure_api.credential.search([5001], search_filter=search_filter)
Update a credential
import acslib
# update CardInt1 for the credential with ObjectID 5001
ccure_api = acslib.CcureAPI()
response = ccure_api.credential.update(5001, {"CardInt1": 12345})
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