pyrus-api
A python 3 client for the Pyrus API.
The full documentation for API can be found here.
Installation
- To get the latest version:
- pip (preffrered)
$ pip install –upgrade pyrus-api
- Setuptools: Use the easy_install tool included in the setuptools package:
$ easy_install –upgrade pyrus-api
- Manual installation: Download the latest version of pyrus-api client, unpack the code, and run
$ python setup.py install
Usage
To start with the module:
>>> from pyrus import client >>> import pyrus.models >>> pyrus_client = client.PyrusAPI(login='login@pyrus.com', security_key='sadf2R5Wrdkn..')
Examples
Authenticate:
>>> pyrus_client.auth()
Get all form templates:
>>> forms_response = pyrus_client.get_forms() >>> forms = forms_response.forms
Get list of tasks created using specified form:
>>> form_register_response = pyrus_client.get_registry(forms[0].id) >>> tasks = form_register_response.tasks
You can also filter registry by specific field value, status or current step number:
>>> request = pyrus.models.requests.FormRegisterRequest(
include_archive=True,
steps=[1,2],
filters=[pyrus.models.entities.EqualsFilter(1, "hello world")])
>>> form_register_response = pyrus_client.get_registry(forms[0].id, request)
Get task with all comments:
>>> task = pyrus_client.get_task(tasks[0].id).task
Add new comment to the task:
>>> request = pyrus.models.requests.TaskCommentRequest(text="hello", action="finished") >>> task = pyrus_client.comment_task(tasks[0].id, request).task
- Upload a file:
>>> response = myclient.upload_file('C:\\path\\to\\file.txt').guid
Create a task:
>>> request = CreateTaskRequest(
text="Task from python client",
participants=['colleague@email.com', 10196] #you can specify person id, email, or pyrus.models.entities.Person object
attachments = [guid])
>>> task = pyrus_client.create_task(request).task
Get all available contacts:
>>> contacts = pyrus_client.get_contacts()
Get catalog with all items:
>>> catalog_id = 1525 >>> catalog_response = pyrus_client.get_catalog(catalog_id) >>> items = catalog_response.items
Get profile:
>>> profile_response = pyrus_client.get_profile()
Get inbox:
>>> inbox_response = pyrus_client.get_inbox(tasks_count=100)
Get calendar:
>>> calendar_response = (pyrus_client.get_calendar_tasks(req.CalendarRequest(
datetime.datetime.utcnow() - datetime.timedelta(days=30),
datetime.datetime.utcnow() + datetime.timedelta(days=30),
all_accessed_tasks=True,
item_count=55,
filter_mask=0b0111)))
Get announcement with all comments:
>>> announcement = pyrus_client.get_task(12321321).announcement
Add new comment to the announcement:
>>> request = pyrus.models.requests.AnnouncementCommentRequest(text="hello", attachments = ['BEFCE22E-AEFF-4771-83D4-2A4B78FB05C6']) >>> announcement = pyrus_client.comment_announcement(12321321, request).announcement
Create an announcement:
>>> request = CreateAnnouncementRequest(
text="Announcement from python client",
attachments = [guid])
>>> announcement = pyrus_client.create_announcement(request).announcement
Support
If you have any questions or comments please send an email to support@pyrus.com
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