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Clarizen API integration with Python

Hi, 

 

Is there any sample code available to call Clarizen API from Python 2.7 

I am currently using Curl but would like to know if Python calls are supported as well. 

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Sahil

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Hi Sahil,

You can use our REST API (https://api.clarizen.com/v2.0/services/) for that.

Here is a full example of how to login, create new project and retrieve all your projects:

 

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import json
import requests

clarizen_rest_api_url = 'https://api.clarizen.com/v2.0/services/'
login_url = 'authentication/login'
query_url = 'data/EntityQuery'
create_and_retrieve_url = 'data/createAndRetrieve'

clarizen_user_name = 'clarizen_user_name'
clarizen_password = 'clarizen_password'
session_id = ''


def login():
data = {'userName': clarizen_user_name, 'password': clarizen_password}
url = clarizen_rest_api_url + login_url
response = requests.post(url, data)
response_data = json.loads(response.text)
global session_id
session_id = response_data['sessionId']


def query(data=None):
headers = {'Authorization': 'Session ' + session_id}
url = clarizen_rest_api_url + query_url
response = requests.post(url, data=json.dumps(data), headers=headers)
json_response = json.loads(response.content)
return json_response.get('entities')


def create(data=None):
headers = {'Authorization': 'Session ' + session_id}
url = clarizen_rest_api_url + create_and_retrieve_url
response = requests.post(url, data=json.dumps(data), headers=headers)
json_response = json.loads(response.content)
return json_response.get('entity')


def retrieve_projects():
data = {'typeName': 'Project', 'fields': ['Name', 'StartDate']}
results = query(data)
return results


def create_project(name):
data = {'entity': {'Id': '/Project', 'Name': name, 'StartDate': '2017-6-16',}, 'fields': ['Name', 'DueDate']}
results = create(data)
return results


login()
create_results = create_project('My Project A')
query_results = retrieve_projects()


I hope this helps,

Elad

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Hi Sahil,

Here you go:

 

czql_url = 'data/Query'

def czql_query(data=None):
headers = {'Authorization': 'Session ' + session_id}
url = clarizen_rest_api_url + czql_url
response = requests.post(url, data=json.dumps(data), headers=headers)
json_response = json.loads(response.content)
return json_response.get('entities')

def retrieve_customers():
data = {'q': 'SELECT Name FROM Customer'}
results = czql_query(data)
return results
Elad Franklin 1 vote
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Thank you Elad ! Just wondering if you might have a sample of how to call CZQL using Python as well ?

Sahil Batra 0 votes
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Hi,

Can you please provide an example python code that shows how to update project property of a specific project? Thanks

Aditya Kurve 0 votes
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Hi Aditya,

Here you can see the documentation for update an entity in Clarizen:

https://api2.clarizen.com/V2.0/services/data/objects

Here is a code example in Python for changing a project name:

update_url = 'data/objects'
def update(id, type, data=None):
headers = {'Authorization': 'Session ' + session_id}
url = clarizen_rest_api_url + update_url + '/' + type + '/' + id
response = requests.post(url, data=json.dumps(data), headers=headers)
json_response = json.loads(response.content)
return json_response.get('entity')

def update_projects_name(id ,name):
data = { 'Name': name}
results = update(id, 'Project', data)
return results

update_projects_name('[project external id]', '[project new name]')


I hope this helps,
Elad

Elad Franklin 0 votes
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Hello Elad,

 

The retrieve_projects() function above does not return all the projects. Not sure why. Any ideas?

Aditya Kurve 0 votes
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Elad, the above seems to work great for creating Work Items (Project, Task), but Creation of a Case object (for example a Request) does not work.

 

Using:

def create_project(name):
data = {'entity': {'Id': '/Project', 'Name': name, 'StartDate': '2017-6-16',}, 'fields': ['Name', 'DueDate']}
results = create(data)
return results

 

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def create_request(name):
data = {'entity': {'Id': '/Request', 'Name': name, 'StartDate': '2017-6-16',}, 'fields': ['Name', 'DueDate']}
results = create(data)
return results

 

Does not create a request, looking through https://api.clarizen.com/v2.0/services/ I am not seeing what I am missing.  Could you clarify how one might create a request?

 

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Elad, the above seems to work great for creating Work Items (Project, Task), but Creation of a Case object (for example a Request) does not work.

 

Using:

def create_project(name):
data = {'entity': {'Id': '/Project', 'Name': name, 'StartDate': '2017-6-16',}, 'fields': ['Name', 'DueDate']}
results = create(data)
return results

 

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def create_request(name):
data = {'entity': {'Id': '/Request', 'Name': name, 'StartDate': '2017-6-16',}, 'fields': ['Name', 'DueDate']}
results = create(data)
return results

 

Does not create a request, looking through https://api.clarizen.com/v2.0/services/ I am not seeing what I am missing.  Could you clarify how one might create a request?

 

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Hi Jared,

The request body should look like this (for example):

{
      'entity': {'Id': '/EnhancementRequest', 'Title': 'Request name', 'OpeningDate': '2017-6-16'},
       'fields': ['DueDate'],
}

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Elad, thanks, where in the documentation did you find /EnhancementRequest ? I have looked through the documentation and (at least as of yet) have not found it.  I am trying to ensure I understand how to think about these questions so I can better answer my own questions through the provided documentation.

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Hi Jared,

If you are an admin in Clarizen you can go to configure page in the Settings module and see all entities type API names.

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