TargetProcess Client
Python library to help getting data from TargetProcess API
Getting the code
The code is hosted at https://github.com/magicjohnson/targetprocess-client
Check out the latest development version with:
$ git clone git://github.com/magicjohnson/targetprocess-client.git
Installing
You can install targetprocess-client using:
$ pip install targetprocess-client
or get the code and run install:
$ cd targetprocess-client $ python setup.py install
Usage examples
Create client instance:
from targetprocess.api import TargetProcessAPIClient
from targetprocess.serializers import TargetProcessSerializer
tp = TargetProcessAPIClient(api_url='https://md5.tpondemand.com/api/v1/', user='user', password='pass')Get collection of UserStories:
stories_json = tp.get_stories(take=5, include="[Id,Name,CreateDate]")
stories = TargetProcessSerializer.deserialize(stories_json)Get UserStory item
story_json = tp.get_story(360, include="[Id,Name,CreateDate]")
story = TargetProcessSerializer.deserialize(story_json)Update item
data = {'Name': 'New name'}
tp.update_story(360, data)Request “unregistered” collection (that client doesn’t have predefined methods for)
tp.get_collection(collection="Epics", take=2)
tp.get_resource(collection="Epics", entity_id=427)
tp.update_resource(collection="Epics", entity_id=427, data={'Name': 'New Epic name'})1 maintainer
Metadata
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