glpi-sdk-python

GLPI SDK written in Python.

Description

This SDK is written in Python to help developers integrate their apps, APIS and scripts in GLPI infrastructure. This SDK abstract the GLPI Rest API.

To usage it, you should have username, password and API-Token from your GLPI server.

To create an API token: Setup > General > API :

• Enable Rest API : Yes

See also:

• GLPI Rest API

Install

Just install from:

• PyPi:

  pip install glpi

• repository (development):

  pip install -e git+https://github.com/texnofobix/py-glpi.git@master#egg=glpi

• requirements.txt (development)

  pip install -r requirements-dev.txt

Usage

You should enable the GLPI API and generate an App Token.

Then import it in your script and create a glpi API connection:

from glpi import GLPI

url = "GLPI_API_URL"
user = "GLPI_USERNAME"
password = "GLPI_PASSWORD"
app_token = "GLPI_APP_TOKEN"

glpi = GLPI(url, app_token, (user, password))
glpi.kill() #Destroy a session identified by a session token

To usage the SDK, you just set the DBTM item that you want and get information from GLPI.

The Item value must be valid, otherwise you will get the following error.

[
    "ERROR_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND_NOR_COMMONDBTM",
    "resource not found or not an instance of CommonDBTM; view documentation in your browser at http://<GLPI_URL>/apirest.php/#ERROR_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND_NOR_COMMONDBTM"
]

Profile information

print("Getting all the profiles associated to logged user: ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.get('getMyProfiles'),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Get active profile

print("Getting the current active profile: ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.get('getActiveProfile'),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Change active profile

print("Changing active profile to the profiles_id one: ")

ticket_dict = glpi.post(item_name='changeActiveProfile', item_id=1, is_recursive=True)
#is_recursive: (default false) Also display sub entities of the active entity

Get my entities

print("Getting all the possible entities of the current logged user: ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.get('getMyEntities'),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Get active entities

print("Getting active entities of current logged user: ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.get('getActiveEntities'),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Change active entities

print("Changing active entity to the entities_id one: ")

ticket_dict = glpi.post(item_name='changeActiveEntities', item_id=1)

Get full session

print("Getting the current php $_SESSION: ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.get('getFullSession'),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Get all Tickets

print("Getting all Tickets: ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.get_all('ticket'),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Get ticket by ID

print("Getting Ticket with ID 1: ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.get('ticket', 1),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Get sub items

print("Getting a collection of rows of the sub_itemtype for the identified item: ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.get('ticket', 1, 'log'),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Location

print("Getting 'Locations': ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.get('location'),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Create an Ticket

ticket_payload = {
  'name': 'New ticket from SDK',
  'content': '>>>> Content of ticket created by SDK API <<<'
}

ticket_dict = glpi.create(item_name='ticket', item_data=ticket_payload)
if isinstance(ticket_dict, dict):
  print("The create ticket request was sent. See results: ")

print(json.dumps(ticket_dict,
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Update an Ticket

ticket_payload = {
  'name': 'New name of ticket from SDK',
  'content': '>>>> New content of ticket created by SDK API <<<'
  'id': 1 #Id value generated in creation of ticket
}

ticket_dict = glpi.update(item_name='ticket', data=ticket_payload)
if isinstance(ticket_dict, dict):
  print("The update ticket request was sent. See results: ")

print(json.dumps(ticket_dict,
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Delete an Ticket

ticket_dict = glpi.delete(item_name='ticket', item_id=1, force_purge=true) 
#force_purge (default false): boolean, if the itemtype have a dustbin, you can force purge (delete finally)
if isinstance(ticket_dict, dict):
  print("The delete ticket request was sent. See results: ")

print(json.dumps(ticket_dict,
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

List searchOptions

print("Getting a list of search options for the item type provided: ")
print(json.dumps(glpi.search_options('ticket'),
                  indent=4,
                  separators=(',', ': '),
                  sort_keys=True))

Search with GLPI search engine

GLPI has a powerfull search engine builtin, which is exposed via the API. See the documentation at your GLPI instance via apirest.php#search-items.

The usage sample using curl is:

query 'name' and return the ID

curl -X GET 'http://path/to/apirest.php/search/Knowbaseitem?
    criteria\[0\]\[field\]\=6
    &criteria\[0\]\[searchtype\]=contains
    &criteria\[0\]\[value\]=sites-multimidia
    &criteria\[0\]\[link\]\=AND
    &criteria\[1\]\[field\]\=2
    &criteria\[1\]\[searchtype\]\=contains
    &criteria\[1\]\[value\]\=
    &criteria\[1\]\[link\]\=AND'

You can use it as follows:

  print("Search 'Computers': ")
  criteria = { "criteria": [
                {
                  # "link": "AND", # this is optional for the first criterion
                  "searchtype": None, # default to "contains"
                  "field": "name",
                  "value": "TEST"
                },
                {
                  "link": "AND",
                  #"searchtype": "bb", # default to "contains"
                  "field": "otherserial",
                  "value": "xxx"
                }
             ]}
  print(json.dumps(glpi.search_engine('computer', criteria),
                    indent=4,
                    separators=(',', ': '),
                    sort_keys=True))

Usage:

• field parameter:
  • You can use field names instead of their integer IDs (see output from /listSearchOptions)
    • These names are taken from their uid, but the item type is stripped.
    • If you need a special field from a plugin, just find out the corresponding uid and strip the item type.
    • Example: {"1": {"uid": "Computer.name"}} gets {"name": 1} for type Computer
  • If you provide an integer or a number as string, it won't be touched before use.
  • If you provide an unmappable field name, an exception is raised.
• searchtype is entirely optional, accepts garbage and None.
• link is only enforced on criterions that are not the first.
• value is entirely optional like searchtype.

Limitations:

• You cannot use other search parameters other than criteria right now.
• You cannot use the metacriteria parameter, which makes linked searches unavailable.

Full example

TODO: create an full example with various Items available in GLPI Rest API.

CONTRIBUTING

See CONTRIBUTING.md