pysnow 0.7.3

Python library for the ServiceNow REST API

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                - a Python library for the ServiceNow REST API

News

Version 0.7 released

This release comes with a new attachment helper, available in table-type Resources. Go here for its API documentation, or check out an example.

Also, the Response interface has been further improved and now allows chaining. Example:

incidents = c.resource(api_path='/table/incident')
incident = incidents.get(query={'number': 'INC01234'})
print('uploading last words to incident: {0}'.format(incident['sys_id']))
incident.upload(file_path='/tmp/last_words.txt')
incident.update({'description': 'Bye bye'})
incident.delete()

Additionally, generator / streamed responses are now default off, but can be easily enabled by passing stream=True to Resource.get for those memory-intensive queries.

Documentation

The documentation is divided into four sections:

• General (install, compatibility etc)

• Library API

• Usage

• Full examples

Other projects using pysnow

• flask-snow - Adds ServiceNow support to Flask

• django-snow - ServiceNow Ticket Management App for Django based projects

• pysnow-shovel - Script for easy peasy pushing data into ServiceNow

Author

Robert Wikman <[e-mail]>

Contributors

lingfish, jcpunk, AMMullan, amontalban, ryancurrah, jdugan1024, punkrokk

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