apsbot 0.2.5

A simple CLI tool to interact with the Autodesk Forge API.

APSBot: Autodesk Platform Services CLI

Welcome to the CLI tool apsbot, designed to interact seamlessly with the Autodesk Platform Services (formerly Autodesk Forge) API. This tool provides a command-line interface to access and manage data across various Autodesk services.

Installation

• Install from package

pip install apsbot --upgrade

• Install from source code

Before you can use apsbot, you need to install it. Clone the repository and install it using pip:

pip install git+https://github.com/chuongmep/aps-bot.git --upgrade

Requirements

Setup environment variables

APS_CLIENT_ID = "your_client_id"
APS_CLIENT_SECRET = "your_client_secret"
OPENAI_API_KEY = "your_openai_api_key"

Usage

• Setting path configuration

apsbot [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

• Without setting path configuration

python -m apsbot [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

--help: Show the help message and exit.

Commands

• auth2leg: Authenticates using 2-legged OAuth with Autodesk services. This command handles the authentication process without user interaction and is suitable for server-to-server communication.
• auth3leg: Authenticates using 3-legged OAuth with Autodesk services. This command is used when user consent is required, typically for applications that need to access user-specific data.
• data-revit-by-categories: Read Revit data by categories. This command allows you to specify categories to filter the data that you retrieve from Revit files.
• data-revit-by-cats-params: Read Revit data by categories and parameters. Use this command to fetch Revit data based on both category and parameter filters, providing more granular control.
• data-revit-categories: Read all categories from a specified URN. This command fetches all available categories from a Revit model identified by its URN.
• data-revit-parameters: Read all parameters from a specified URN. Similar to the categories command but focused on retrieving all parameters associated with a Revit model.
• hubs: Lists all hubs associated with the Autodesk account. This command is useful for managing multiple projects or collaborations across Autodesk services.
• item-versions: Retrieves batch information on all item versions. This command provides historical version data for items managed within Autodesk services.
• items: Retrieves batch information on all items based on general information criteria. Use this command to get a broad overview of items within a project or hub.
• login: Logs into Autodesk services using configured credentials. Essential for initiating sessions and managing authentication states.
• projects: Retrieves batch information on all projects. This command offers insights into all projects managed under the user's Autodesk account.
• refresh-token: Refreshes the OAuth access token used for authentication. Vital for maintaining access without requiring a full re-authentication process.
• set-folder: Sets the default folder for operations that require a folder context. This simplifies subsequent commands by using the set folder as a context.
• show-ports: Displays all network ports currently in use on the system. Useful for troubleshooting network issues or conflicts within the application environment.
• top-folders: Retrieves batch information on all top folders in a project. Helps in navigating the project's directory structure and managing data more effectively.

... and more!

Examples

Authenticate using 2-legged OAuth

python -m apsbot auth2leg

Retrieve Revit data by categories

python -m apsbot data-revit-by-categories --urn "your_urn_here"

List all projects

python -m apsbot projects

• Start a cli to see all available commands

python -m apsbot

Example :

Get hubs list

python -m apsbot hubs

Get Projects

python -m apsbot projects

Get top folder

python -m apsbot get-top-folder --hub_id <hubid> --project_id <projectid>

item-versions

Revit Categories

Revit Categories-Parameters

Bucket List

Chat with bot

Developer Collaboration

Build package with setuptools

python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

Update new version package

python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
python -m twine check dist/*
python -m twine upload dist/*

Quick Testing

pip install --editable . --user

Disclaimer

This is project just play for fun with free time weekend. Please use it at your own risk. I am not responsible for any damage caused by this project.

Many thanks

• https://www.travisluong.com/how-to-build-a-command-line-interface-tool-with-python-pandas-typer-and-tabulate-for-data-analysis/