A small library to recover trackers from gforge using its Soap API.
- python-suds (soap client library)
- python-mako (template engin)
The url to the WSDL looks something like http[s]://<host>[/gf]/xmlcompatibility/soap5/?wsdl
Simple printing:
# printing the trackers to stdout
$ gforge-cli -l <gforge login> -p <gforge password> -u <url to wsdl> -P <project unix name>Printing with a mako template:
# building a document from a mako template
# to stdout
$ gforge-template -l <gforge login> -p <gforge password> -u <url to wsdl> \
-P <project unix name> -t <path to mako template> -s
# to a file
$ gforge-template -l <gforge login> -p <gforge password> -u <url to wsdl> \
-P <project unix name> -t <path to mako template> -o <out file>A template example is available in goodies/changelog.py.
import gforge_soap_client
# for utf-8 to stdout
import sys
reload(sys)
sys.setdefaultencoding('utf-8')
login="<gforge login>"
password="<gforge password>"
url="<gforge url>"
project="<gforge project name>" # (unix name)
# initialize
gTracker = gforge_soap_client.SoapClient(url, login, password, project)
# import the trackers
gTracker.import_trackers()
# print to stdout
#gTracker.print_trackers()
# printing the raw tracker information, without id resolution and html unescape
print(gTracker.trackers_raw)
# printing the list of trackers
print(gTracker.trackers_name)
# "pretty" printing of trackers (with extra fields id and users id resolution and html unescape)
print(gTracker.trackers)
# ordering trackers information
from distutils.version import LooseVersion
for t_name in gTracker.trackers_name:
print('Tracker: ' + t_name + '\n')
item_by_release = gTracker.organize_items_by_field(gTracker.trackers[t_name]['items'], field='Fixed In Release')
for release in sorted(item_by_release, key=LooseVersion, reverse=True):
print('Release: ' + release + '\n')
item_by_type = gTracker.organize_items_by_field(item_by_release[release], field='Type')
for itype in sorted(item_by_type):
for item in item_by_type[itype]:
print(item['Type'] + ', ' + item['tracker_item_id'] + ', ' + item['summary'])
print("")