Handler for Replicon Web Services

Replicon-Handler is built in Python and is maintained by Rajendra Kodumuri. Interactions with Replicon WebServices are made possible, using the requests library.

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from replicon_handler import RepliconHandler

replicon = RepliconHandler(
    company_key='company_key',
    username=None,
    password=None,
    authentication_token='',
    method='post',
    headers=headers,
    log_file=r'log_path\log_file.log'
)

headers['Content-Type'] = 'application/json'
headers['X-Replicon-Application'] = 'CompanyKey_OperationName_Version'
headers['Authorization'] = f'Bearer {replicon.authentication_token}'

Installing Replicon Handler

Replicon Handler is distributed via PyPI, installing it is as simple as:

> pip install -U replicon-handler

User Guide available on Read the Docs.

Supported Features

Generation of Replicon tenant details and API URLs highlighted below, can be eliminated, to make working with the Replicon WebServices a breeze.

• Finding the Slug.
• Finding the Swimlane.
• Generating URLs for:
  • Analytics API.
  • User Audit Log API.
  • Web Service End Points.

get_all_users = replicon.web_service('UserService1.svc', 'GetAllUsers')

payload = {}
all_users = replicon.connection_handler(get_all_users, payload)

• Retries requests that failed due to connections failures.
• Handles component call limitations of the Replicon Gen3 API.
• Availability of concurrent threaded and asynchronous request handlers, out of the box.

get_user_details = replicon.web_service('UserService1.svc', 'GetUser2')

payloads = [{'userUri':user['uri']} for user in all_users]
all_users_details = replicon.threaded_handler(get_user_details, payloads, 5)