def init_jama_client():
# do we have credentials in the config?
credentials_dict = {}
if 'CREDENTIALS' in config:
credentials_dict = config['CREDENTIALS']
try:
instance_url = get_instance_url(credentials_dict)
oauth = get_oauth(credentials_dict)
username = get_username(credentials_dict)
password = get_password(credentials_dict)
jama_client = JamaClient(instance_url,
credentials=(username, password),
oauth=oauth)
jama_client.get_available_endpoints()
return jama_client
except APIException:
# we cant do things without the API so lets kick out of the execution.
print(
'Error: invalid Jama credentials, check they are valid in the config.ini file.'
)
except:
print('Failed to authenticate to <' +
get_instance_url(credentials_dict) + '>')
response = input(
'\nWould you like to manually enter server credentials?\n')
response = response.lower()
if response == 'y' or response == 'yes' or response == 'true':
config['CREDENTIALS'] = {}
return init_jama_client()
else:
sys.exit()
def get_client(self):
"""This method does the following:
1) Reads in the values in the Client Settings panel
2) Validates the fields. i.e. trim whitespace; add https:// to url fields missing it.
3) Create a JamaClient instance and attempt to make a connection to it.
4) Returns the new JamaClient. or None if
"""
try:
# Read values
url = self.url_field.value.get().strip().lower()
# Get those pesky backslashes out
while url.endswith('/') and url != 'https://' and url != 'http://':
url = url[0:len(url) - 1]
# If http or https method not specified in the url then add it now.
if not (url.startswith('https://') or url.startswith('http://')):
url = 'https://' + url
self.url_field.value.set(url)
if self.auth_mode_field.auth_mode.get() == AuthModeSelector.AUTH_MODE_BASIC:
use_oauth = False
else:
use_oauth = True
username = self.username_field.value.get().strip()
password = self.password_field.value.get().strip()
# Create the client
jama_client = JamaClient(url, credentials=(username, password), oauth=use_oauth)
# Attempt a connection
jama_client.get_available_endpoints()
# No Exception? ok it will probably work; return the client.
return jama_client
except Exception as e:
messagebox.showerror("Unable to connect", "Please check your client settings.")
print(e)
raise e
def init_jama_client():
# do we have credentials in the config?
credentials_dict = {}
if 'CREDENTIALS' in config:
credentials_dict = config['CREDENTIALS']
try:
instance_url = get_instance_url(credentials_dict)
oauth = get_oauth(credentials_dict)
username = get_username(credentials_dict)
password = get_password(credentials_dict)
jama_client = JamaClient(instance_url, credentials=(username, password), oauth=oauth)
jama_client.get_available_endpoints()
return jama_client
except APIException:
# we cant do things without the API so lets kick out of the execution.
print('Error: invalid Jama credentials, check they are valid in the config.ini file.')
except:
print('Failed to authenticate to <' + get_instance_url(credentials_dict) + '>')
sys.exit()
def init_jama_client():
while True:
# See if this set of credentials works.
try:
instance_url = validate_base_url(config.base_url)
oauth = config.oauth
if not oauth:
username = config.username
password = config.password
else:
username = config.client_id
password = config.client_secret
# Try to make the client
jama_client = JamaClient(instance_url,
credentials=(username, password),
oauth=oauth)
jama_client.get_available_endpoints()
return jama_client
# Catch any exception from the API
except APIException as e:
# we cant do things without the API so lets kick out of the execution.
util_logger.warning(
'Error: invalid Jama credentials, check they are valid in the config.py file.'
)
# Catch unexpected things here
except Exception as e:
util_logger.warning('Failed to authenticate to <' +
config.base_url + '> Error: ' + str(e))
response = input(
'\nWould you like to manually enter server credentials?[y/n]: ')
response = response.lower()
if response == 'y' or response == 'yes' or response == 'true':
prompt_credentials()
else:
sys.exit()
