Python Upsource API
API Handler for Upsource web service, providing basic authentication (which seems to be the only kind that Upsource supports) and a few methods.
Installation
Install:
pip install python-upsource-api
Compatibility
This package is compatible Python versions 2.7, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6.
Usage
The API handler is easy to use, you just need to initialize it with the connection parameters and use any of the methods to get the required information
Example getting projects with coverage and issues metrics:
from upsource.UpsourceClient import UpsourceClient from upsource.HubClient import HubClient upsource = UpsourceClient(base_url, username='admin', password='xxx') hub = HubClient(hub_url, username='admin', password='xxx') or hub = HubClient(hub_url, token='xxxxx')
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