moco-explorer 0.3.0

From source

$ git clone https://github.com/sommalia/moco_explorer moco-explorer
$ cd moco-explorer
$ pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
$ make install

From pip

$ pip install moco_explorer

Authentication

To retrieve information from yout moco instance the moco_explorer needs to authenticate with it. For your first request, it will stop and ask for your account information.

You can also manually create the configuration file with moco_explore config create.

$ moco_explorer config create
$ > Enter your moco domain: testcompany.mocoapp.com // testcompany would also work
$ > Enter your moco email: testaccount@testcompany.com
$ > Enter your moco password: *******

After that a config file in your users home directory will be created.

$ cat $HOME/.moco_explorer.json
{
    "domain": "testcompany",
    "api_key": "HERE IS THE API KEY"
}

If you want to load or create your configuration file in an alternative location you can specify the path with the -c/–config option.

$ moco_explorer -c $HOME/alternative-moco-config.json config create

By default the moco_explorer will look for the configuration file under $HOME/.moco_explorer.json. If you created the configuration file in an alternative location make sure you always specify the -c/–config option.

What can I do?

Currently the following endpoints can be queried (also accessible with moco_explorer –help)

activity
company
contact
deal
    category
invoice
    payment
offer
planning-entry
project
    contract
    expense
    payment_schedule
    recurring_expense
    task
schedule
user
    employment
    holiday
    presence
unit

Retrieving a list of all contacts in csv format

$ moco_explorer -f csv contact getlist -a

Retrieving a single company object (id 123) in json format

$ moco_explorer -f json company get 123

Get an overview over a specific project (id 1233)

$ moco_explorer -f text project get 1233

Work through the pages of the projects (100 items per page). If you have more than 100 objects, the results are paginated (eg. for 105 items, the first page will contain 100, the second 5 items).

$ moco_explorer -f json project getlist --page 1
$ moco_explorer -f json project getlist --page 2