OFSC
A simple Python wrapper for Oracle OFS REST API
Functions implemented
Core / Activities
get_activities (self, params, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
get_activity (self, activity_id, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE):
update_activity (self, activity_id, data, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
move_activity (self, activity_id, data, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
get_file_property(self, activityId, label, mediaType="application/octet-stream", response_type=FULL_RESPONSE)
Core / Events
get_subscriptions(self, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
create_subscription(self, data, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
delete_subscription(self, subscription_id, response_type=FULL_RESPONSE)
get_subscription_details(self, subscription_id, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
get_events(self, params, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
Core / Resources
get_resource(self, resource_id, inventories=False, workSkills=False, workZones=False, workSchedules=False , response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
get_position_history(self, resource_id,date,response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
get_resource_route(self, resource_id, date, activityFields = None, offset=0, limit=100, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
get_resource_descendants(self, resource_id, resourceFields=None, offset=0, limit=100, inventories=False, workSkills=False, workZones=False, workSchedules=False, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE)
Core / Users
get_users(self, offset=0, limit=100, response_type=FULL_RESPONSE):
get_user(self, login, response_type=FULL_RESPONSE):
update_user (self, login, data, response_type=TEXT_RESPONSE):
Metadata / Capacity
get_capacity_areas (self, expand="parent", fields=capacityAreasFields, status="active", queryType="area", response_type=FULL_RESPONSE):
get_capacity_area (self,label, response_type=FULL_RESPONSE)
get_activity_groups (self, expand="parent", offset=0, limit=100, response_type=FULL_RESPONSE):
get_activity_group (self,label, response_type=FULL_RESPONSE)
get_activity_types(self, offset=0, limit=100, response_type=FULL_RESPONSE):
get_activity_type (self, label, response_type=FULL_RESPONSE)
Metadata / properties
get_properties (self, offset=0, limit=100, response_type=FULL_RESPONSE):
Test History
| OFS REST API Version | PyOFSC |
|---|---|
| 20C | 1.7 |
| 21A | 1.8, 1.8,1, 1.9 |
| 21D | 1.15 |
| 22B | 1.16 |
2 maintainers
Metadata
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