Django app for working with ConnectWise. Defines models (tickets, members, companies, etc.) and callbacks.
- Python 3.5
- Django 2.0
Other versions may work; we haven't tried.
From PyPI:
pip install django-connectwise
From source:
git clone [email protected]:KerkhoffTechnologies/django-connectwise.git
cd django-connectwise
python setup.py install
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Add to INSTALLED_APPS
INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'djconnectwise', ... ]
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Add to
urls.py
:re_path( r'^callback/', # This can be whatever you want. include('djconnectwise.urls', namespace='connectwise') ),
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Add to settings:
CONNECTWISE_SERVER_URL = 'https://connectwise.example.com' CONNECTWISE_CREDENTIALS = { 'company_id': 'your company ID', 'api_public_key': 'your API user public key', 'api_private_key': 'your API user private key', } CONNECTWISE_TICKET_PATH = 'v4_6_release/services/system_io/router/openrecord.rails' def djconnectwise_configuration(): return { 'timeout': 30.0, # Network timeout in seconds 'batch_size': 50, # Number of records to fetch in each request 'max_attempts': 3, # Number of times to make a request before failing 'callback_url': '{}?id='.format( reverse('connectwise:callback') ), 'callback_host': '{}://{}'.format( 'http' if DEBUG else 'https', 'djconnectwise-host.example.com' ), } DJCONNECTWISE_CONF_CALLABLE = djconnectwise_configuration
For ConnectWise Cloud users,
CONNECTWISE_SERVER_URL
can be just i.e.https://na.myconnectwise.net
- the library changes to theapi-region
domain automatically.The
DJCONNECTWISE_CONF_CALLABLE
function should return a dictionary with the fields shown above. It's a callable so that it can fetch settings at runtime- for example from Constance settings. -
Sync objects with this management command:
cwsync
. This will take a very long time if there are many objects to fetch. -
Register your callbacks with the management command:
callbacks_registered
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Use standard Django model signals to see when objects change.
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To control how user avatar thumbnails are stored, add settings from easy-thumbnails.
To de-register your callbacks, use the callbacks_deleted
management command.
Prepare your environment:
pip install --upgrade -r requirements_test.txt
Try one of:
./runtests.py
python setup.py test
make test
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Fork this repo
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Make a branch
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Make your improvements
Making migrations? Run:
./makemigrations.py
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Run the tests (see above)
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Make a pull request
MIT
© 2017 Kerkhoff Technologies Inc.