acapi2 2.0.1

Acquia Cloud API v2 client library.

Python Acquia Cloud API v2

Python Client library to communicate with the Acquia Cloud API V2.

Pablo Fabregat - License

Examples

Please bear in mind that the library is being actively developed and most of its functionality is just a reduced set of what it should be.

Minimal request

acquia = Acquia(api_key, api_secret)
application = acquia.application("a47ac10b-58cc-4372-a567-0e02b2c3d470")

print(application["name"])

Using filters

subscription_name = "MySubsName"
filters = "name=" + subscription_name

application = acapi.applications(filters=filters).first()
dev_environment = application.environments()["dev"]

print(dev_environment["id"])

dev_environment.set_php_version("7.0")

more_settings = {
  "max_execution_time": 10,
  "memory_limit": 192,
  "apc": 128,
  "max_input_vars": 1000,
  "max_post_size": 256,
  "sendmail_path": "/usr/bin/sendmail",
  "varnish_over_ssl": False
}

dev_environment.configure(more_settings)

Notifications

acapi2 now supports the notifications endpoint

Whenever an action is executed (e.g. a code import), the API will return a uuid for its correspondant task status (notification), this can be used to check on the status of the task itself"

notif_uuid = "d82a122d-b7b8-46fc-9999-39cb824fac8d"
notification = acquia.notification(notif_uuid)
print(notification.data)

You can also check on the current notifications for a specific application

filters = "name=@*myapp*"
app = acquia.applications(filters=filters).first()

notifications = app.notifications()
for uuid, notification in notifications.items():
        print(notification.data)

Roadmap

Current version: 2.0.1

2.0.1

• 2.x becomes the default repository branch,
• Out of the beta status,
• Notifications support,
• Code coverage increase,
• Clean up the original code a bit.
• Support for backups.

2.0.2

• Tasks endpoint removal (you should use notifications),
• Distributions endpoint support,
• Messages endpoing support,
• Better exceptions handling.

Credits

This library was originally based on the Acquia API Python Library created by Dave Hall (http://github.com/skwashd/python-acquia-cloud)