I have a patch for the Python version of the google-apps-reporting-api-
client, (http://google-apps-reporting-api-client.googlecode.com/files/
reporting-api-python-1.0.0.zip) but I'm unsure how to provide it. The
existing code hasn't been changed since September 2007, so I'm not
sure if it's being maintained. The code is interesting, works OK as a
standalone script, but I've had a very difficult time using it as an
API without any Python documentation.
That said, the problems I've had may be due to my lack of experience
with Python and the inability to deduce the API from the code.
The patch that I think is necessary is one word, in the Login()
function. The current implementation does not return any value and
ends with:
if name == 'SID':
self.token = value
return
I've changed this, so that the Login() function returns the login
token:
if name == 'SID':
self.token = value
return value
With this change, I'm able to make calls from my own code:
import google.apps.reporting
def get_google_info(admin, password, domain):
report = ReportRunner()
report.admin_email = admin + "@" + domain
report.admin_password = password
token = report.Login()
request = ReportRequest()
request.domain = report.GetAdminEmailDomain()
request.report_name = "accounts"
request.date = report.GetLatestReportDate()
request.token = token
rdata = report.GetReportData(request)
return rdata
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Again, I am new to Python and may be using this module completely
wrong. If so, I'd be very interested in the "right way" to use it.
Thanks,
Doug
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