= Welcome to Offtrac! =
This is the Offtrac project. It aims to be a python based xmlrpc client library for trac instances.
There is the offtrac python library which offers the !TracServer class. This object is how one interacts with a Trac instance via xmlrpc.
If you wish to hack on offtrac, please shoot mailto:jkeating@redhat.com an email or find “f13” on freenode IRC. I’d love to have the help!
To use offtrac, you can use the reference client ‘fedora-hosted’ in the fedora-packager package in Fedora.
{{{ python setup.py build sudo python setup.py install –skip-build }}}
(this requires you have python-devel installed). It will install the offtrac python library in your standard python library path.
- What it does right now:
Query existing tickets
List existing milestones
Get information about particular tickets
Get information about particular milestones
Create new tickets
Create new milestones
All authenticated! (via https)
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