def login_using_args(args, password):
"""
Login using args from argparse added by :func:`add_login_args`.
"""
## Login using other form parameters and url.
## (just an example for setups that do not authenticate through Devilry, this one for UiO.)
if args.url.endswith('/'):
url = args.url[:-1]
else:
url = args.url
if args.loginprofile:
try:
loginprofile = LOGIN_PROFILES[args.loginprofile]
except KeyError:
raise SystemExit('Invalid login profile: \'{0}\'. See --help for more available profiles.'
.format(args.loginprofile, AVAILABLE_LOGINPROFILES))
else:
loginpath = loginprofile['loginpath']
kw = {loginprofile['usernamefield']: args.user,
loginprofile['passwordfield']: password}
else:
loginpath = args.loginpath
kw = {args.usernamefield: args.user,
args.passwordfield: password}
login_url = '{0}{1}'.format(url, loginpath)
logincookie = login(login_url, **kw)
return logincookie
from devilryrestfullib import (login, RestfulFactory, RestfulError,
HttpResponseNotFound, HttpResponseBadRequest,
HttpResponseUnauthorized, HttpResponseForbidden,
JsonDecodeError)
from uiodata import subjects
# may be something like http://devilry.myorganzation.com/some/subpath/ in production
devilry_url = 'http://localhost:8000'
# Log in
# - login url may be somthing else if devilry does not handle the login,
# however this example assumes that devilry is used for login, and the devilry
# login form is at /authenticate/login
login_url = '{0}/authenticate/login'.format(devilry_url)
logincookie = login(login_url, username='******', password='******')
# Create proxy classes which makes it natural to program against the
# RESTful interface using python.
restful_factory = RestfulFactory(devilry_url)
SimplifiedNode = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiednode/")
SimplifiedSubject = restful_factory.make(
"/administrator/restfulsimplifiedsubject/")
SimplifiedPeriod = restful_factory.make(
"/administrator/restfulsimplifiedperiod/")
SimplifiedAssignment = restful_factory.make(
"/administrator/restfulsimplifiedassignment/")
SimplifiedAssignmentGroup = restful_factory.make(
"/administrator/restfulsimplifiedassignmentgroup/")
uio = {}
matnat = {}
HttpResponseNotFound,
HttpResponseBadRequest,
HttpResponseUnauthorized,
HttpResponseForbidden,
JsonDecodeError)
from uiodata import subjects
# may be something like http://devilry.myorganzation.com/some/subpath/ in production
devilry_url = 'http://localhost:8000'
# Log in
# - login url may be somthing else if devilry does not handle the login,
# however this example assumes that devilry is used for login, and the devilry
# login form is at /authenticate/login
login_url = '{0}/authenticate/login'.format(devilry_url)
logincookie = login(login_url, username='******', password='******')
# Create proxy classes which makes it natural to program against the
# RESTful interface using python.
restful_factory = RestfulFactory(devilry_url)
SimplifiedNode = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiednode/")
SimplifiedSubject = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiedsubject/")
SimplifiedPeriod = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiedperiod/")
SimplifiedAssignment = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiedassignment/")
SimplifiedAssignmentGroup = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiedassignmentgroup/")
uio = {}
matnat = {}
ifi = {}
.format(sys.argv[0]))
devilry_url = sys.argv[1]
username = sys.argv[2]
subject_short_name = sys.argv[3]
period_short_name = sys.argv[4]
password = getpass() # Ask user to input password
#password = '******'
####################################################################
# Common for more or less any Devilry application
####################################################################
## Log in
login_url = '{0}/authenticate/login'.format(devilry_url)
logincookie = login(login_url, username=username, password=password)
## Login using other form parameters and url.
## (just an example for setups that do not authenticate through Devilry, this one for UiO.)
#login_url = '{0}/login'.format(devilry_url)
#logincookie = login(login_url, user=username, password=password)
## Load the RESTful API
# Creates proxy classes which makes it natural to program against the RESTful
# interface using python. Exactly what you load here depends on what you want
# to access. See the _Public RESTful API_ section of the API docs at
# http://devilry.org for a complete overview and documentation for all our
# APIs:
# http://devilry.org/devilry-django/dev/restfulapi/administrator/index.html#restful-apiadministrator
restful_factory = RestfulFactory(devilry_url)
SimplifiedPeriod = restful_factory.make(
HttpResponseBadRequest,
HttpResponseUnauthorized,
HttpResponseForbidden,
JsonDecodeError,
)
# may be something like http://devilry.myorganzation.com/some/subpath/ in production
devilry_url = "http://localhost:8000"
# Log in
# - login url may be somthing else if devilry does not handle the login,
# however this example assumes that devilry is used for login, and the devilry
# login form is at /authenticate/login
login_url = "{0}/authenticate/login".format(devilry_url)
logincookie = login(login_url, username="******", password="******")
# Create proxy classes which makes it natural to program against the
# RESTful interface using python.
restful_factory = RestfulFactory(devilry_url)
SimplifiedNode = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiednode/")
SimplifiedSubject = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiedsubject/")
SimplifiedPeriod = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiedperiod/")
SimplifiedAssignment = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiedassignment/")
SimplifiedAssignmentGroup = restful_factory.make("/administrator/restfulsimplifiedassignmentgroup/")
""" ####################################################
SEARCH / GET
#################################################### """
devilry_url = sys.argv[1]
username = sys.argv[2]
subject_short_name = sys.argv[3]
period_short_name = sys.argv[4]
password = getpass() # Ask user to input password
#password = '******'
####################################################################
# Common for more or less any Devilry application
####################################################################
## Log in
login_url = '{0}/authenticate/login'.format(devilry_url)
logincookie = login(login_url, username=username, password=password)
## Login using other form parameters and url.
## (just an example for setups that do not authenticate through Devilry, this one for UiO.)
#login_url = '{0}/login'.format(devilry_url)
#logincookie = login(login_url, user=username, password=password)
## Load the RESTful API
# Creates proxy classes which makes it natural to program against the RESTful
# interface using python. Exactly what you load here depends on what you want
# to access. See the _Public RESTful API_ section of the API docs at
# http://devilry.org for a complete overview and documentation for all our
# APIs:
# http://devilry.org/devilry-django/dev/restfulapi/administrator/index.html#restful-apiadministrator
restful_factory = RestfulFactory(devilry_url)
SimplifiedPeriod = restful_factory.make('/administrator/restfulsimplifiedperiod/')
