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XiVO confd client

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A python library for using xivo-confd

Installation

This library requires python version 2.7. Other versions of python have not been tested.

Installing in a virtualenv

It is recommended to install the library in a virtualenv. A virtualenv isolates python packages from the rest of the system, hence avoiding conflicts with your OS package manager. On debian based systems, virtualenv can be install with apt-get:

sudo apt-get install python-virtualenv

Afterwards create a virtual environment for the library:

virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python2 confd-client

When opening a new terminal do not forget to activate your virtualenv, otherwise the library will not be available.

source confd-client/bin/activate

Dependencies

We recommend installing dependencies via pip. It will already be available if you are using a virutalenv. Otherwise, it can be installed via apt-get:

sudo apt-get install python-pip

Afterwards use the requirements.txt file for installing dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

The client exposes each resource through command groups. Each group offers the same CRUD operations. A list of available resources can be found in the confd docs. Additional operations are documented futher down in this README.

To start using the library, first configure a new client, then execute an operation on a resource.

from xivo_confd_client import Client

c = Client('confd.example.com',
           https=True,
           port=9486,
           username='alice',
           password='s3cre7')
c = Client('confd.example.com', port=9486, https=True, token='the-one-ring')

users = c.users.list()

Each resource offers the following CRUD operations:

list

Return a list of items. You can also pass optional paramters for searching and sorting such as search, sort, order, offset, limit, etc. Returns a dict structured as {'total': total, 'items': [item1, item2, item3]}.

users = c.users.list(search='John')

get

Return an item for a given ID.

user_id = 42
user = c.users.get(user_id)

user_uuid = '2e752722-0864-4665-887d-a78a024cf7c7'
user = c.users.get(user_uuid)  // users only

create

Create a new resource item with given parameters.

created_user = c.users.create({'firstname': 'John', 'lastname': 'Doe'})

update

Update a resource item with given parameters. Only the parameters that need to be updated should be sent. The parameters dict MUST contain the id of the item that needs to be updated.

user = {'id': 42, 'firstname': 'Johnny'}
c.users.update(user)

delete

Delete a resource item.

user_id = 42
c.users.delete(user_id)

Additional operations

Some resources also offer additional operations:

devices

Resource for managing devices, such as SIP or SCCP phones

#Reset a device in autoprov mode
c.devices.autoprov(device_id)

#Synchronize the configuratuon of a device
c.devices.synchronize(device_id)

funckeys

Resource for manipulating funckey templates and their keys.

#Get the funckey inside a template for a given position
c.funckeys.get_template_funckey(template_id, position)

#Update a funckey inside a template
c.funckeys.update_template_funckey(template_id, position, funckey)

#Remove a funckey from a template
c.funckeys.delete_template_funckey(template_id, position)

users

Resource for managing user accounts

#Mass import users using CSV data
csvdata = """firstname,lastname
John,Smith
"""

c.users.import_csv(csvdata, encoding='utf-8', timeout=300)

#Mass update users using CSV data
csvdata = """uuid,firstname,lastname
52d99c78-4f67-47da-90dd-aeba32afd251,John,Smith
"""

c.users.update_csv(csvdata, encoding='utf-8', timeout=300)

#Mass export users in CSV format
csvdata = c.users.export_csv()

#Get SIP endpoint of main line for a user
user_uuid = '52d99c78-4f67-47da-90dd-aeba32afd251'
endpoint_sip = users.get_main_endpoint_sip(user_uuid)

Resource relations

Certain resources can be associated together in order to offer additional functionality. These associations are known as "relations". Each resource exposes a subset of commands for manipulating relations through the relations method. Consult the confd documentaton for a complete list of associations.

#Access relation by using IDs
user_id = 42
line_id = 34
c.users.relations(user_id).add_line(line_id)

user = c.users.get(user_id)
line = c.lines_sip.get(line_id)

#dicts can also be used instead of IDs
c.users.relations(user).add_line(line)

#Calling the command group directly is equivalent to calling .relations()
c.users(user).add_line(line)

Here is a list of relations and their methods:

Call Permission Relation

Exposed via c.call_permissions.relations(call_permission_id)

  • add_user(user_id)
  • remove_user(user_id)
  • list_users()

CtiProfile relation

Exposed via c.cti_profiles.relations(cti_profile_id)

  • add_user(user)

Device Relation

Exposed via c.devices.relations(device_id)

  • add_line(line_id)
  • remove_line(line_id)
  • list_lines()

Endpoint SIP relation

Exposed via c.endpoints_sip.relations(endpoint_id)

  • associate_line(line)
  • dissociate_line(line)
  • get_line()

Endpoint SCCP relation

Exposed via c.endpoints_sccp.relations(endpoint_id)

  • associate_line(line)
  • dissociate_line(line)
  • get_line()

Endpoint Custom relation

Exposed via c.endpoints_custom.relations(endpoint_id)

  • associate_line(line)
  • dissociate_line(line)
  • get_line()

Extension relation

Exposed via c.extensions.relations(extension_id)

  • add_line(line)
  • remove_line(line)
  • get_line()

Funckey template relation

Exposed via c.funckeys.relations(template_id)

  • add_user(user)
  • remove_user(user)

Line relation

Exposed via c.lines.relations(line_id)

  • add_user(user)
  • remove_user(user)
  • list_users()
  • add_extension(extension)
  • remove_extension(extension)
  • add_endpoint_sip(endpoint_sip)
  • remove_endpoint_sip(endpoint_sip)
  • get_endpoint_sip()
  • add_endpoint_sccp(endpoint_sccp)
  • remove_endpoint_sccp(endpoint_sccp)
  • get_endpoint_sccp()
  • add_endpoint_custom(endpoint_custom)
  • remove_endpoint_custom(endpoint_custom)
  • get_endpoint_custom()
  • add_device(device_id)
  • remove_device(device_id)
  • get_device()

User relation

Exposed via c.users.relations(user_id)

  • add_line(line)

  • remove_line(line)

  • list_lines()

  • add_call_permission(call_permission)

  • remove_call_permission(call_permission)

  • list_call_permissions()

  • add_voicemail(voicemail)

  • remove_voicemail(voicemail)

  • get_voicemail()

  • add_funckey(position, funckey)

  • update_funckey(position, funckey)

  • remove_funckey(position, funckey)

  • get_funckey(position)

  • list_funckeys()

  • add_funckey_template(funckey_template)

  • remove_funckey_template(funckey_template)

  • add_cti_profile(cti_profile)

  • disable_cti_profile()

  • get_cti_profile()

  • add_entity(entity)

  • get_entity()

  • update_service(service_name, service)

  • get_service(service_name)

  • list_services()

  • update_forward(forward_name, forward)

  • get_forward(forward_name)

  • update_forwards(forwards)

  • list_forwards()

Voicemail relation

Exposed via c.voicemails.relations(voicemail_id)

  • add_user(user)
  • remove_user(user)
  • remove_users()
  • list_users()

Other resources

Some resources do not expose CRUD methods. This section documents which operations are available for other resources.

infos

#Get information about server
info = c.infos.get()

configuration

#Get status of live reload
live_reload_status = c.configuration.live_reload.get()

#Update live reload configuration
c.configuration.live_reload.update({'enabled': True})

queues

#Add agent to a queue
c.queues.add_agent(queue_id, agent_id, penalty=0)

#Remove agent from a queue
c.queues.remove_agent(queue_id, agent_id)

#Get membership info for an agent in a queue
c.queues.get_membership(queue_id, agent_id)

#Update penalty for an agent in a queue
c.queues.edit_membership(queue_id, agent_id, penalty)

wizard

#Pass the wizard
c.wizard.create(wizard)

#Get the XiVO configuration status
configured = c.wizard.get()

#Get informations about the system on which xivo-confd is installed
discover = c.wizard.discover()


Adding new commands
===================

New command groups can be added to the client by sub-classing ```RESTCommand```.
The new class must be added to the entry points in ```setup.py``` under
```confd_client.commands```.  The name of the entry point is used as name for
the group in the client. For example, commands for the ```Foo``` resource would look
like this:

```python
from xivo_lib_rest_client import RESTCommand

class FooCommands(RESTCommand):

    resource = 'foo'

    def bar(self):
        url = "{}/bar".format(self.base_url)
        response = self.session.get(url)

        if response.status_code != 200:
            self.raise_from_response(response)

        return response.json()


#in setup.py

entry_points={
    'confd_client.commands': [
        'foo = package.to.foo:FooCommands'
    ]
}

Then, your method bar would be used like this:

c = Client(...)

c.foo.bar()

Changelog

1.1.1

  • Remove argument auth_method from xivo_confd_client.Client. Auth method is always digest.

Unit-tests

Running unit tests

apt-get install libpq-dev python-dev libffi-dev libyaml-dev
pip install tox
tox --recreate -e py27