txbugzilla 0.0.2

Simple Example: Fetching a bug

from txbugzilla import connect, BugzillaException
from twisted.internet import defer, reactor

@defer.inlineCallbacks
def example():
    # connect() defaults to https://bugzilla.redhat.com/xmlrpc.cgi
    bz = yield connect()

    # fetch a bug
    try:
        bug = yield bz.get_bug_simple(10000)
        print(bug.summary)
    except BugzillaException as e:
        print(e)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    example().addCallback(lambda ign: reactor.stop())
    reactor.run()

Example: Authentication

By default, connections to Bugzilla are anonymous, so you cannot do fun things like update bugs or view private bugs or private information. If you wish to authenticate your connection to Bugzilla, you can pass a username and password to connect(). The deferred that connect() returns will fire a callback when the authentication succeeds.

from txbugzilla import connect
from twisted.internet import defer

@defer.inlineCallbacks
def example():
    # Authenticate via username and password
    bz = yield connect(username='user@example.com', password='foo')

    # Do something as this logged-in username, for example:
    # bug = yield bz.getbugsimple(...)

Example: Re-using Authentication token

Authenticating to Bugzilla with a username and password involves one XML-RPC roundtrip during connect() in order to obtain a token and use that token on subsequent actions.

If you’ve already authenticated one time, you can save the token offline and re-use it when your program runs again.

from txbugzilla import connect
from twisted.internet import defer

@defer.inlineCallbacks
def example():
    # Authenticate via username and password
    bz = yield connect(username='user@example.com', password='foo')

    # Save bz.token to a file or database to reuse it later and avoid
    # having to re-authenticate.
    print(bz.token)
    # prints "ABC-123"

And then, to re-use this token later:

from txbugzilla import Connection
from twisted.internet import defer

@defer.inlineCallbacks
def some_time_later():
    # Re-connect using that saved token
    bz = Connection(username='user@example.com', token='ABC-123')

    # Do something as this logged-in username, for example assign a bug
    # to someone:
    yield bz.assign(1234, 'someone@redhat.com')

Example: Assigning bugs

This will definitely earn you friends.

from txbugzilla import connect
from twisted.internet import defer

@defer.inlineCallbacks
def example():
    bz = yield connect(username='user@example.com', password='foo')

    try:
        result = yield bz.assign(1234, 'someone@redhat.com')
        if result:
           print('assigned bz #1234 to someone@redhat.com')
        else:
           print('bz #1234 is already assigned to someone@redhat.com')
    except BugzillaException as e:
        print(e)

Example: Raw XML-RPC calls

Want to make some API call not mentioned here? Use the call() method to make raw XML-RPC calls. It will take care of token authentication for you, too.

For example, to see a list of all the groups of which you are a member:

from txbugzilla import connect
from twisted.internet import defer
from pprint import pprint

@defer.inlineCallbacks
def example():
    bz = yield connect(username='user@example.com', password='foo')

    try:
        result = yield bz.call('User.get', {'names': [bz.username],
                                            'include_fields': ['groups']})
        pprint(result['users'][0]['groups'])
    except BugzillaException as e:
        print(e)