solve360 0.9.2

Initiate solve360 object

>>> from solve360 import Solve360
>>> crm = Solve360(your_email, your_token)

List contacts

>>> crm.list_contacts()
{u'status': 'success',
 u'count': 2,
 u'12345': {...},
 u'12346': {...}}

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Get contacts - paginated

The solve360 API have a fixed upper limit on objects each list request will return, currently set to 5000. To fetch more objects in a single request this wrapper offers a parameter pages. The request will continue to fetch objects until either all objects are returned or the number of given pages have been reached.

>>> contacts = crm.list_contacts(limit=solve360.LIST_MAX_LIMIT, pages=2)
>>> contacts
{u'status': 'success',
 u'count': 12000,
 u'12345': {...},
 u'12346': {...},
 ...}
>>> len(contacts)
10002  # Keys 'status' and 'count' plus 10000 contacts

Parameter pages must be a positive number. There is currently no parameter that fetches all objects available disregard how many there is totally. Just set pages to a number high enough to include the number of objects required.

Show contact

>>> crm.show_contact(12345)
{u'status': 'success',
 u'id': 12345,
 u'fields': {...},
 ...}

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Create contact

>>> crm.create_contact({'firstname': 'test', 'lastname': 'creation'})
{'status': 'success',
 'item': {'id': 12347, ...},
 ...}

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Update contact

>>> crm.update_contact(12345, {'firstname': 'updated', 'lastname': 'name'})
{'status': 'success',
 'item': {'id': 12345, ...},
 ...}

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Destroy contact

>>> crm.destroy_contact(12345)
{'status': 'success'}

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Show report activities

>>> crm.show_report_activities('2014-03-05', '2014-03-11')
{u'status': 'success',
 u'66326826': {u'comments': [],
        u'created': u'2014-03-05T08:48:07+00:00',
        u'fields': {u'assignedto': u'88842777',
        u'assignedto_cn': u'John Doe',
        u'completed': u'0',
        u'duedate': u'2014-03-07T00:00:00+00:00',
        u'priority': u'0',
        u'remindtime': u'0',
    ...},
 ...
}

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Testing

• pytest

• httpretty