guspy 2.13

Simple Python Wrapper for common GUS Objects

guspy

Gus Python library that allows for simple SOQL queries on GUS, as well as Authentication to GUS.

** There is a substantial change to the format of querying in v2.0+, where it allows for more specific filters and arrangement of the data acquired from GUS

Installation

To install, simply use your virtualenv:

pip install guspy

Repackaging Instructions

To repackage, change the version number of the setup.py file

python3 setup.py bdist_wheel
python3 -m twine upload dist/*

Summary

Example:

query = Case(
    fields=<FIELDS REQUIRED (list or str)>,
    filters=<FILTERS EXPECTED>,
    limit=<TOTAL NUMBER OF RESULTS>,
    sort_by=<FIELD TO SORT BY>,
    sort_seq=<ASC or DESC>
)

Filters

Filters help to improve the specificity of the query that you want. Similar to excel commands, you encapsulate everything in brackets ()

from guspy.filters import *

## Equals ##
equals("CaseNumber", "8938202")
# Returns "CaseNumber = '8938202'"

## Within ##
is_in("CaseNumber", ["8190582","8190583"])
# Returns "CaseNumber IN ('8190582','8190583')"

## Like ##
like("CaseNumber", "389*", identifier="*")
# Returns "CaseNumber LIKE '389%'"
# This means to return all items that CaseNumber starts with 389

## Including ##
incl(filter_1, filter_2, filter_3)
# Returns "filter_1 AND filter_2 AND filter_3"

## Excluding ##
excl(filter_1, filter_2, filter_3)
# Returns "filter_1 OR filter_2 OR filter_3"

## Quote ##
quote(938859)
# Returns "'938859'"

## Bracket ##
bracket(938859)
# Returns "(938859)"

General Object

For GUS Objects not found in the document below, you can find out what the name of the GUS Object is, and call the query similarly with the following commands:

from guspy import GUSObject
object = GUSObject(fields=<FIELDS>, filters=<FILTERS>)
object.query_object(<NAME OF GUS OBJECT>)
query = object.generate()

Apprise Object

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Attachment Object

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Cases Object

Case class can be initialised with the case number or list of case numbers. In which the single case_number would be using from_single method, and the list of case_numbers will be using the from_multiple method.

from guspy import Case
query = Case(
    fields="Id, CaseNumber, Release__c",
    filters=is_in(CaseNumber, ["8190582","8190583"]),
    sort_by="LastModified",
    sort_seq="DESC"
)
query = Case(
    fields="Id, CaseNumber, Release__c",
    filters=equals(CaseNumber, "8190582"),
    sort_by="LastModified",
    sort_seq="DESC"
)

CaseComments Object

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Chatter Object

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CIStep Object

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ClusterInstanceLink Object

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CTCLock Object

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ScrumMember Object

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User Object

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Release Object

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ReleaseEvent Object

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Task Object

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InstanceDatacenter Object

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LogicalHost Object

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RecordType Object

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WorkItem Object

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Logging In

from guspy.access import Gus
gus = Gus(username=<USERNAME@ORGANIZATION>,
          password=<PASSWORD>,
          otp=<2FA TOKEN>).connect()

Take note to login with the organization provided. For internal salesforce users, either use @salesforce.com or @gus.com, etc.

Upon logging in, use the commands above to get the query string for the object required (CaseComments, ReleaseEvents, etc.) before executing the following command:

gus.raw(<REQUIRED_QUERY>)
gus.parse(<REQUIRED_QUERY>)

Where raw will return the raw data, and parse will return in a DataFrame format.

If unable to access after a certain time, please execute the following with a fresh 2FA token to reconnect:

gus.reconnect(otp=<2FA TOKEN>)

Update Work Item

To be updated

Add Chatter Post

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Get Attachment

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