Example Usage

import sugarcrm

# Connect
url = "http://your-sugarcrm-domain/service/v4/rest.php"
session = sugarcrm.Session(url, username, password)

# Create a new note
note = sugarcrm.Note(name="Test Note")

# Save note
session.set_entry(note)

# Add attachment to note
session.set_note_attachment(note, "sugarcrm.py")

# Query for all notes that have a name that begins with "Test"
note_query = sugarcrm.Note(name="Test%")
results = session.get_entry_list(note_query)

# Query for all contacts with the first name "Mylee"
contact_query = sugarcrm.Contact(first_name="Mylee")
results = session.get_entry_list(contact_query)

# Get the email address for the user assigned to an Opportunity
op = session.get_entry("Opportunities", "82f72939-735e-53a2-0944-5418c4edae2a")
user = session.get_entry("Users", op.assigned_user_id)
print user.email1

# Change the status of an Opportunity
op = sugarcrm.Opportunity(id="82f72939-735e-53a2-0944-5418c4edae2a")
op.sales_stage = "Approved"
session.set_entry(op)

# Extract all non-empty email fields from all Contacts in SugarCRM
emails = set()
contact_query = sugarcrm.Contact()  # No filters provider finds all objects
contact_count = session.get_entries_count(contact_query, deleted=True)
print "Extracting emails from %d Contacts" % contact_count
# Grab 100 Contact objects at a time from SugarCRM
for offset in range(0, count, 100):
    contacts = session.get_entry_list(contact_query, deleted=True,
                                    max_results=100, offset=offset)
    for contact in contacts:
        for field in dir(contact):
            if field.find("email") >= 0 and getattr(contact, field, "").find("@") >= 0:
                emails.add(getattr(contact, field).lower())
print "Found %d emails" % len(emails)

Install

The latest stable version can always be installed or updated via pip:

$ pip install sugarcrm

If the above fails, please use easy_install instead:

$ easy_install sugarcrm

Session Object

class sugarcrm.Session(url, username, password, app=”Python”, lang=”en_us”, verify=True)

The main class used to connect to the SugarCRM API and make requests with.

url = "http://your-sugarcrm-domain/service/v4/rest.php"
session = sugarcrm.Session(url, username, password)

The verify parameter is passed directly to the python-requests library that is used to make HTTP POST requests to the SugarCRM API. Read more about this parameter from the python-requests documentation: http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/user/advanced/#ssl-cert-verification

Available Methods

get_available_modules(filter=”default”)

Retrieves a list of available modules in the system. Possible filter values: “default”, “mobile”, “all”

modules = session.get_available_modules()
for m in modules:
    print m.module_key

get_entry(module, object_id, links={}, track_view=False)

Retrieves a single object based on object ID.

note = session.get_entry("Notes", "f0c78aab-e051-174a-12aa-5439a7146977")
print note.name

# Get a lead and specific fields from linked contacts in one query
links = {'Contacts': ['id', 'first_name', 'last_name']}
lead = session.get_entry("Leads", "d7dac88d-ce33-d98a-da8b-5418bba9e664",
                       links=links)
for c in lead.contacts:
    print c.id, c.first_name, c.last_name

get_entries(module, object_ids, track_view=False)

Retrieves a list of objects based on specified object IDs.

ids = [
    "f0c78aab-e051-174a-12aa-5439a7146977",
    "32f02fj2-4ggn-4nnf-fs33-f3fh3f93n333",
    "82f72939-735e-53a2-0944-5418c4edae2a",
]
notes = session.get_entries("Notes", ids)
for note in notes:
    print note.name

get_entries_count(query_object, deleted=False)

Retrieves a count of beans based on query specifications.

# Get a count of all Contacts with a first name of "Fred"
# and include Contacts that have been deleted
contact_query = sugarcrm.Contact(first_name="Fred")
contacts = session.get_entries_count(contact_query, deleted=True)
for contact in contacts:
    print contact.first_name, contact.last_name

get_entry_list(query_object, fields=[], links={}, order_by=””, max_results=0, offset=0, deleted=False, favorites=False)

Retrieves a list of objects based on query specifications.

# Get a list of all Notes with a name that begins with "Test"
note_query = sugarcrm.Note(name="Test%")
notes = session.get_entry_list(note_query)
for note in notes:
    print note.name

# Get a list of all Opportunities created since Sept 1, 2014 and include
# data about link contacts with each Opportunitity returned
q = sugarcrm.Opportunity()
q.query = "opportunities.date_entered > '2014-09-01'"
links = {'Contacts': ['id', 'first_name', 'last_name']}
results = session.get_entry_list(q, links=links)
for o in results:
    for c in o.contacts:
        print o.id, c.id, c.first_name, c.last_name

login(username, password, app=”Python”, lang=”en_us”)

Logs a user into the SugarCRM application.

set_document_revision(document, file)

Creates a new document revision for a specific document record.

doc = sugarcrm.Document(document_name="Test Doc", revision=1)
session.set_entry(doc)
session.set_document_revision(doc, "/path/to/test.pdf")

set_entry(sugar_object)

Creates or updates a specific object.

note = sugarcrm.Note()
note.name = "Test Note"
note.assigned_user_id = "82f72939-735e-53a2-0944-5418c4edae2a"
session.set_entry(note)
print note.id

set_note_attachment(note, attachment)

Creates an attachmentand associates it to a specific note object.

with open("test1.pdf") as pdf_file:
    session.set_note_attachment(note1, pdf_file)
session.set_note_attachment(note2, "test2.pdf")
print note1.filename, note2.filename

set_relationship(parent, child, delete=False)

Sets the relationships between two records.

doc = sugarcrm.Document(document_name="Test Doc", revision=1)
session.set_entry(doc)
session.set_document_revision(doc, "/path/to/test.pdf")
opportunity = session.get_entry("Opportunities", "5b671886-cfe4-36f5-fa9d-5418a24e4aca")
session.set_relationship(opportunity, doc)

Unavailable Methods

The following lesser-used SugarCRM API methods have not been included in this library yet. Please open an issue if you require any of these methods and I would be more than happy to implement them!

get_document_revision()

Method not implemented yet.

get_language_definition()

Method not implemented yet.

get_last_viewed()

Method not implemented yet.

get_modified_relationships()

Method not implemented yet.

get_module_fields()

Method not implemented yet.

get_module_fields_md5()

Method not implemented yet.

get_module_layout()

Method not implemented yet.

get_note_attachment()

Method not implemented yet.

get_quotes_pdf()

Method not implemented yet.

get_relationships()

Method not implemented yet.

get_report_entries()

Method not implemented yet.

get_report_pdf()

Method not implemented yet.

get_server_info()

Method not implemented yet.

get_upcoming_activities()

Method not implemented yet.

get_user_id()

Method not implemented yet.

get_user_team_id()

Method not implemented yet.

job_queue_cycle()

Method not implemented yet.

job_queue_next()

Method not implemented yet.

job_queue_run()

Method not implemented yet.

logout()

Method not implemented yet.

oauth_access()

Method not implemented yet.

seamless_login()

Method not implemented yet.

search_by_module()

Method not implemented yet.

set_campaign_merge()

Method not implemented yet.

set_entries()

Method not implemented yet.

set_relationships()

Method not implemented yet.

snip_import_emails()

Method not implemented yet.

snip_update_contacts()

Method not implemented yet.

SugarCRM Objects

>>> call = sugarcrm.Call()
>>> print call.module
"Calls"

>>> campaign = sugarcrm.Campaign()
>>> print campaign.module
"Campaigns"

>>> contact = sugarcrm.Contact()
>>> print contact.module
"Contacts"

>>> document = sugarcrm.Document()
>>> print document.module
"Documents"

>>> email = sugarcrm.Email()
>>> print email.module
"Emails"

>>> lead = sugarcrm.Lead()
>>> print lead.module
"Leads"

>>> module = sugarcrm.Module()
>>> print module.module
"Modules"

>>> note = sugarcrm.Note()
>>> print note.module
"Notes"

>>> opportunity = sugarcrm.Opportunity()
>>> print opportunity.module
"Opportunities"

>>> product = sugarcrm.Product()
>>> print product.module
"Products"

>>> prospect = sugarcrm.Prospect()
>>> print prospect.module
"Prospects"

>>> prospect_list = sugarcrm.ProspectList()
>>> print prospect_list.module
"ProspectLists"

>>> quote = sugarcrm.Quote()
>>> print quote.module
"Quotes"

>>> report = sugarcrm.Report()
>>> print report.module
"Reports"

>>> user = sugarcrm.User()
>>> print user.module
"Users"

Development Version

The latest development version can be installed directly from GitHub:

$ pip install --upgrade https://github.com/ryanss/sugarcrm/tarball/master

Contributions

Issues and Pull Requests are always welcome.

License

Code and documentation are available according to the MIT License (see LICENSE).