django-zendesk-tickets 0.15

Usage

Add these to your settings.py:

ZENDESK_BASE_URL = 'https://example.zendesk.com'
ZENDESK_API_USERNAME = ...
ZENDESK_API_TOKEN = ...
ZENDESK_REQUESTER_ID = ...
ZENDESK_GROUP_ID = ...

Add an entry to your urls.py

from zendesk_tickets import views

url(r'^submit_ticket/$', views.TicketView.as_view(
    success_url='/',
    template_name='app_name/submit_ticket_page.html',
    ticket_subject='Website Feedback',
    ticket_tags=['website', 'feedback']
    ticket_template_name='app_name/feedback_ticket.txt',
), name='submit_ticket'),

If you wish to include additional fields, subclass BaseTicketForm and add them. If you wish to include them in the body of the ticket, create a new ticket template and pass it as the ticket_template_name. If you wish to include them as custom fields, define the following in your settings.py:

ZENDESK_CUSTOM_FIELDS = {
    'referer': 31,  # zendesk field id
    'username': 32,
    'user_agent': 33,
}

The three fields in the example above are included in TicketForm by default and can be included in your ticket by referencing them in the ticket template or specifying custom field ids in settings.

Development

Please report bugs and open pull requests on GitHub.

Use python setup.py test to run all tests.

If any localisable strings change, run python setup.py makemessages compilemessages.

Distribute a new version to PyPi by updating the VERSION tuple in zendesk_tickets and publishing a release in GitHub (this triggers a GitHub Actions workflow to automatically upload it). Alternatively, run python setup.py compilemessages sdist bdist_wheel upload locally.

Copyright

Copyright (C) 2022 HM Government (Ministry of Justice Digital & Technology). See LICENSE.txt for further details.