I have to build a python script which will use to get the notification related to a github repo which contents pull notification, comments, merge to master status etc. After searching I got PyGithub library. but did not get how to make a call and get response in python. Please suggest how to do this using PyGitHub library? Thanks in advance !!!!
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I'm trying to upload files to svn using atlassiain-python-api(python).
So far, I managed to download and store confluence attachments to a default directory for python project
following this example.
Now I'd like to upload those files to my svn server.
My ideas are
changing download path to svn or
directly integrating svn with confluence or
using atlassian fisheye
It would be very nice of you if you can walk me through it or give me some clues.
I've been searching for useful svn python modules but none are working.
I don't think they are used and supported at all.
Thank you!
I have been searching for hours trying to find out how I could edit an Excel file saved to OneDrive using python and have had no luck. Help if you know how/if it is possible.
#JeremiahTrest Welcome to Stackoverflow. I don't think that's how OneDrive works. What I mean is, I don't think it's possible to directly edit a file that is saved to your OneDrive in the cloud with any language. What you would have to do is to get a copy of the file on the machine that is running the Python script, update the file on that machine and save it with the changes, then push the changed file to your OneDrive. I looked and found this SDK for Python that is meant to be able to help you interface with the OneDrive API. So, you would use this SDK to get the file from OneDrive, update the file locally, then use the SDK to push the changed file back out to OneDrive.
I came across this post as I have the same task. Here's what I'm going to try:
Use the request library on python to call the OneDrive API.
Here's the page on excel APIs:
enter link description here
I'll update when I have my code.
I am looking for a way to clone locally, a remote private git repository via python. Git i.e. not specific to a version control provider. Ideally I am looking to establish a connection with the remote repo(provider) using the credentials and then clone(emulate what would happen through bash) or just download the repo. This needs to happen via the python-script though. The credentials would be provided to the script as encoded arguments on console execution.
Everything I have tried so far seems to have a quirk that does not solve the issue entirely.
This post seems to solve the issue of cloning a public repo(GitPython): https://stackoverflow.com/a/2472616/6599916
Searching through stack and the GitPython documentation I haven't found a way to set authentication credentials through the GitPython library though. If anyone has implemented this it would be greatly appreciated.
Furthermore, in the past, I have implemented a version of this with a user prompt, but only for GitHub by employing requests to authenticate and then download the zip file of the remote repo. I can still use this, just for github.
remoteReply = requests.get(remURL, timeout=20, auth=credentials)
Also, I tried this: https://github.community/t5/How-to-use-Git-and-GitHub/Clone-private-repo/td-p/12616
which is still just for github. I would have tried a gitlab implemention but this yields errors when user password contains special characters like #. Is there a way to resolve this?
Finally, an implementation via the APIs of version control providers would be feasible if there existed a way to authenticate via username and password. All info regarding my issue circles around using sha or tokens which are not a solution in my case.
I need to find the latest git issue number for a repository using python for all users rather than an authenticated user.
Is there any way i could do this? either through the API or any library?
I looked at the github docs and from my understanding it is not possible to list issues for all users but only authenticated users.
I looked at pygithub where all i could find was how to create an issue through the library
#Kevin Vizalil
You can use the Github API's to get the list of issues or single issue
please check https://developer.github.com/v3/issues/#list-issues
edit:
e.g. https://api.github.com/repos/vmg/redcarpet/issues?sort=created&direction=desc
I have been reading a lot on the Internet to know how I can use Python to send emails using mailchimp API. It seems that the website is so complected and doesn't have any example.
Please, could you guide me to any example including a Python use?
What I tried so far:
I installed the library from pip using:
pip install mailchimp;
I have created the campain;
I have created the lists;
But yet, I couldn't know how to send the emails programmatically.
If you want to trigger a campaign see:
https://apidocs.mailchimp.com/api/2.0/campaigns/send.php
The typical module mailchimp at pypi supports it as followed.
from mailchimp import Mailchimp
mailchimp = Mailchimp(api_key)
mailchimp.campaigns.send(campaign_id)
Sourcecode at: https://bitbucket.org/mailchimp/mailchimp-api-python/src/32ed2394d6b49d7551089484221fa3ee019bee37/mailchimp.py?at=master
Hope it helps.
Cheers,
mrcrgl