adeskForgeWrapper - afw
afw is a simple Python wrapper for Autodesk's Forge API
Setting up credentials and getting a 2 legged token
Notice we will use cli and token in most methods
import adeskForgeWrapper as afw
import os
#Your Forge app credentials
forge_client_id = os.getenv('FORGE_CLIENT_ID')
forge_client_secret = os.getenv('FORGE_CLIENT_SECRET')
# Your B360 hub ID and name
bim_account_id = os.getenv('BIM360_ACC_ID')
bim_account_name = os.getenv('BIM360_ACC_NAME')
# We are going to need the token in most methods
cli = afw.client.Client(
forge_client_id, forge_client_secret, bim_account_id, bim_account_name)
token = afw.client.Token("account:read", cli)Retrieve all projects in the your Hub
projs = afw.b360.Project.get_projects(token)
# Print some properties
for p in projs:
print(p.name)
print(p.id)Get project by ID
proj = afw.b360.Project.project_by_id(token, "PROJECT_ID")Get all users in the project
users = afw.b360.Project.get_users(token)Get companies in your hub
comps = afw.b360.Companies.get_companies(token)
# Again, you can print their properties
for company in comps:
print(company.name)
print(company.id)
print(company.country)Now something more complex, updating a project
# Get your project, we need multiple scopes for this
# notice the scopes separated by a space
token = afw.client.Token("account:read account:write", cli)
proj = afw.b360.Project.project_by_id(token, "PROJECT_ID")
# Update it, Data is a dictionary with the properties
# you want to update the template is in the docstring
Data = {
"name" = "afwExample",
"status" = "active",
}
updated_project = proj.update_project(token, Data)
# Updated properties
print(updated_project.name)
print(updated_project.status)
