Usage
Rest Force offers a python API for easily working with RESTful resources exposed by the force.com platform. Typical usage often looks like this:
#!/usr/bin/python
from restforce.login import SalesforceAuthenticationFailedException
from restforce.rest import Resources, RestInvocationException
try:
r = Resources()
print r.post('hello', '{ "postData" : "world"}')
print r.get('hello/1')
print r.delete('hello/1')
except SalesforceAuthenticationFailedException as e:
print e
except RestInvocationException as e:
print e
Salesforce REST Example
Creating a REST resource on the force.com platform is easy. Here’s an example::
@RestResource(urlMapping='/hello/*')
global class HelloResource {
@HttpGet
global static String doGet()
{
return 'Hello, world!';
}
@HttpDelete
global static String doDelete()
{
return 'Good bye, cruel world!';
}
}
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