PySuiteCRM

PySuiteCRM utilizes the SuiteCRM V8 API via Oauth2

PySuiteCRM supports all versions of SuiteCRM 7.10+, testing on SuiteCRM 8

Installation
Usage
Performance
Contributing
Credits
License

Installation

OAuth2_Setup

SuiteCRM Api uses OAuth2 protocol, which needs public and private keys.

First, open a terminal and go to

{{suitecrm.root}}/Api/V8/OAuth2

Generate a private key:

openssl genrsa -out private.key 2048

Generate a public key:

openssl rsa -in private.key -pubout -out public.key

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The permission of the key files must be 600 or 660, so change it.

sudo chmod 600 private.key public.key

Make sure that the config files are owned by PHP

sudo chown www-data:www-data p*.key

OAuth2’s Authorization Server needs to set an encryption key for security reasons. This key has been gererated during the SuiteCRM installation and stored in the config.php under "oauth2_encryption_key". If you would like to change its value you may generate a new one by running and then storing the output in the config.php.

echo base64_encode(random_bytes(32)).PHP_EOL;

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SuiteCRM_Setup

Login as Admin and navigate to Admin>OAuth2 Clients and Tokens>New Client Credentials Client and generate Client Credentials.

PySuiteCRM_Setup

Run the following command inside the directory of SuiteCRMPy

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

Import

from PySuiteCRM.SuiteCRM import SuiteCRM

suitecrm = SuiteCRM(client_id='client_id',
                 client_secret='client_secret',
                 url='https://your_suite_crm_location/Api/V8')

Create

result = suitecrm.Contacts.create(title='Software Engineer', first_name='Russell', last_name='Juma')

Update

result = suitecrm.Contacts.update(id='11129071-da4c-18ef-3107-5ead3a71d6fe', account_id='555-555-5555')

Get

# Request a record by id, returns a single record.
result = suitecrm.Contacts.get(id='11129071-da4c-18ef-3107-5ead3a71d6fe')

# Filter records by first and last name, returns a list of records.
result = suitecrm.Contacts.get(first_name='Russell', last_name='Juma')

# Filter records by that are greater than a certain value and less than a certain value.
# Pass in a dictionary for a parameter with operator and value
result = suitecrm.Contacts.get(date_start= {'operator': '>', 'value':'2020-05-08T09:59:00+00:00'}, 
                               date_end= {'operator': '<', 'value':'2022-05-08T09:59:00+00:00'})

# Filter records by first name, sort on last name, and only return full name and mobile phone in the records.
result = suitecrm.Contacts.get(fields=['full_name', 'phone_mobile'], first_name= 'Sarah', sort='last_name')

# return all records in a given module, default will pull 100 records per Get request to API.
result = suitecrm.Contacts.get_all()

Limitations Get cannot filter on custom fields due to bug #7285 on SuiteCRM 7.12.1 and prior. Tested on SuiteCRM 7.12.3 ESR, and filtering on custom field works.

Delete

# Delete record by id
result = suitecrm.Contacts.delete(id='11129071-da4c-18ef-3107-5ead3a71d6fe')

Create_Relationship

# Create relationship between '11129071-da4c-18ef-3107-5ead3a71d6fe' in the Contacts and Accounts with id ='555-555-5555'
result = suitecrm.Contacts.create_relationship('11129071-da4c-18ef-3107-5ead3a71d6fe', 'Accounts', '555-555-5555')

Get_Relationship

# Get relationships between '11129071-da4c-18ef-3107-5ead3a71d6fe' in the Contacts with any in Accounts.
result = suitecrm.Contacts.get_relationship('11129071-da4c-18ef-3107-5ead3a71d6fe', 'Accounts')

Delete_Relationship

# Delete relationship between '11129071-da4c-18ef-3107-5ead3a71d6fe' in the Contacts and Accounts with id ='555-555-5555'
result = suitecrm.Contacts.delete('11129071-da4c-18ef-3107-5ead3a71d6fe', 'Accounts', '555-555-5555')

Fields

# Returns all the attributes in a module that can be set.
result = suitecrm.Contacts.fields()

['name', 'date_entered', 'date_modified', 'etc...']

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

Credits

Russell Juma

License

PySuiteCRM is open source software licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.

RussellJuma/PySuiteCRM