bcf
A simple Python implementation of BCF.
Manipulation of BCF-XML is available via bcfxml.py and manipulation of BCF-API
is available via bcfapi.py.
It tries to support BCF-XML version 2.1 and 3.0, and BCF-API 3.0.
bcfxml
The bcfxml.load function lets you read a BCF-XML file.
It takes care of using the right version based on the "bcf.version" file contained in the BCF package.
The BCF files are extracted and parsed on-demand, and edits are stored in memory until you call the save method.
from bcf.bcfxml import load
# Load a project
with load("/path/to/file.bcf") as bcfxml:
project = bcfxml.project
print(project.name)
# To edit a project, just modify the object directly
bcfxml.project.name = "New name"
# Get a dictionary of topics
topics = bcfxml.topics
for topic_guid, topic_handler in bcfxml.topics.items():
topic = topic_handler.topic
print("Topic guid is", topic.guid)
print("Topic title is", topic.title)
# Fetch extra data about a topic
header = topic_handler.header
comments = topic_handler.comments
viewpoints = topic_handler.viewpoints
for comment in comments:
print(comment.guid)
print(comment.comment)
print(comment.author)
# Get a particular topic
topic = bcfxml.get_topic(guid)
# Modify a topic
topic.title = "New title"
bcfxml.save()
bcfapi
The bcfapi module lets you interact with the BCF-API standard.
from bcf.v3.bcfapi import FoundationClient, BcfClient
foundation_client = FoundationClient("YOUR_CLIENT_ID", "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET", "OPENCDE_BASEURL")
auth_methods = foundation_client.get_auth_methods()
# Our library currently only implements the authorization_code flow
if "authorization_code" in auth_methods:
foundation_client.login()
bcf_client = BcfClient(foundation_client)
versions = foundation_client.get_versions()
for version in versions:
if "3.0" in versions:
if version["api_id"] == "bcf" and version["version_id"] == "3.0":
bcf_client.set_version(version)
data = bcf_client.get_projects()
print(data)
project_id = data[0]["project_id"]
print(project_id)
data = bcf_client.get_project(project_id)
print(data)
data = bcf_client.get_extensions(project_id)
print(data)
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