moco-wrapper

This is a client implementation of the moco api written in python3.

Installation

From pypi

The moco-wrapper package is available via pip.

$ pip3 install moco-wrapper

From Source

If dont want to use pip you can clone this repository and install it from the source.

$ git clone https://github.com/sommalia/moco-wrapper moco-wrapper
$ cd ./moco-wrapper
$ pip3 install -r requirements_dev.txt
$ make install

Quickstart

If you already have credentials or an api key you can instantiate your moco-wrapper object like so:

import moco_wrapper
moco = moco_wrapper.Moco(auth={
    "api_key": "[MY API KEY]",
    "domain": "example" # domain of the moco webapp is example.mocoapp.com
})

With the moco wrapper object you can now interact with moco.

# load a list of users
users = moco.User.getlist().items

# load the second page of our list of users
# requests with lists are paginated
# default limit is 100 items per request
user = moco.User.getlist(page=2).items

# create a project
leader = moco.User.getlist().items[0]
customer = moco.Company.getlist(type="customer").getlist().items[0]
project = moco.Project.create(
    name = "my new project",
    currency = "EUR",
    leader_id = leader.id,
    customer_id = customer.id,
    finish_date = date(2020, 1, 1)
)

# update a contact
moco.Contact.update(
    contact_id = 55123,
    lastname = "doe"
)

# add a task to a project
task = moco.Task.create(
    project_id = project.id,
    name = "My new task"
)

# create a new customer
new_customer = moco.Company.create(
    name = "my new customer company",
    company_type = moco_wrapper.models.company.CompanyType.CUSTOMER
)

For an overview about all the things that can and cannot be done see The Moco Instance.

Tests

There are two types of tests in this repo. unit-tests with no side effects and integration-tests that require an actual moco instance (if you want to recreate the cached responses).

Unit

These tests check whether all methods can be called correctly, use the right HTTP method, have the right headers and format everything correctly for the API. These tests have no side effects and can be run via pytest:

$ python3 -m pytest tests/unit

Integration

The second group of tests are the integration tests. These tests use the betamax package, send actual requests to a moco instance and save the response locally (see tests/integration/cassettes/). These tests can also be run via pytest:

$ python3 -m pytest tests/integration

Recreating the tests results

If you want to recreate these tests make sure you have the following setup:

A working, clean moco instance (eg. example.mocoapp.com)
An api key
Time to spare

After that you have to export the following variables

$ export mocotest_apikey=[MY API KEY]
$ export mocotest_domain=example
$ export mocotest_delay=1 # enable delay between tests

The mocotest_delay variable will make sure that the api, does not rate limit our test-run by waiting 5 seconds between the execution of each single test.

Caution: Make sure you run the integration tests (if you recreate the results) on a clean moco instance, as some requests (delete. create and update requests) have side effects, that cannot be reversed easily.

Now that everything is set up we delete the saved responses and re-run the tests.

$ rm tests/integration/cassettes/*.json
$ python3 -m pytest tests/integration

Documentation

The full documentation for the moco-wrapper is located at https://moco-wrapper.readthedocs.io/.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU Public License - see the LICENSE file for details

Credits

This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template. This package tries to imitate the way that the praw-package, for wrapping around the reddit api, was structured

fretscha/moco-wrapper