pyteamcity

Use the TeamCity REST API from Python


License
MIT
Install
pip install pyteamcity==0.1.1

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PyTeamCity

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Python interface to the REST API of TeamCity

Installation

pip install pyteamcity

New API work-in-progress

Note that I am working on a new API currently called pyteamcity.future (initially added in #37).

Goal here is to create a brand new API that is much more flexible and to have nicer code that is easier to work with. The old code encourages adding a zillion methods for different ways of filtering. The new code has an API with a smaller number of methods that are more consistent and more flexible in terms of filtering. It is modeled after the Django ORM API.

There's no formal docs for this API yet, but you should be able to figure out how to use it by looking at the unit tests.

I am probably not going to merge PRs that add things to the old API, because I see the new API as the future. I of course am very interested in PRs that add things to the new API!

Examples

Connect to server

from pyteamcity import TeamCity

# This initialises the Client with the settings passed. <port> has to be an integer.
tc = TeamCity('account', 'password', 'server', <port>)

or specify no parameters and it will read settings from environment variables:

  • TEAMCITY_USER
  • TEAMCITY_PASSWORD
  • TEAMCITY_HOST
  • TEAMCITY_PORT (Defaults to 80 if not set)
from pyteamcity import TeamCity

# Initialises with environment variables: TEAMCITY_{USER,PASSWORD,HOST,PORT}
tc = TeamCity()

Getting data

tc.get_projects()
tc.get_project_by_project_id('MyProject')
tc.get_all_users()
tc.get_user_by_username('codyw')
tc.get_all_vcs_roots()
tc.get_all_build_types()
tc.get_changes_by_build_id(73450)
tc.get_build_statistics_by_build_id(73450)
tc.get_build_tags_by_build_id(73450)
tc.get_all_changes()
tc.get_change_by_change_id(16884)
tc.get_all_builds(start=0, count=3)
tc.get_build_by_build_id(73450)
tc.get_server_info()
tc.get_agents()
tc.get_all_plugins()

You can also look at sample.py or test_legacy.py

Acknowledgements

This is a heavily-modified fork of https://github.com/yotamoron/teamcity-python-rest-client so many thanks are due to Yotam Oron