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bugtracker [2008/07/03 10:17]
klette added some more on trac
bugtracker [2008/07/03 10:37]
klette fixed trac rpc stuff. Changed a lot in newer versions
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 === RPC interface === === RPC interface ===
-Trac does not have an rpc interface per default, but there is a plugin available that exposes the python api. +Trac does not have an rpc interface per default, but there is a plugin available that exposes ​some of the python api.
-It works by sending a list of functions and their parameters to the rpc. +
-ie+
 <code python> <code python>
-send(( +import xmlrpclib 
-    (add-bug(param1, param2param3)), +# Connect 
-    (close-bug(param1param2param3)), +server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("​https://​kristian.klette@uninett.no:​notmyrealpassword@localhost/​trac-dev/​login/​xmlrpc"​) 
-    ))+ 
 +# Report a bug 
 +ticketid = server.ticket.create("My summary"​"A description of the problem"​) 
 + 
 +# base64 encode traceback 
 +import base64 
 +trackeback = base64.b64encode(get_traceback()) 
 + 
 +# Add traceback to ticket 
 +server.ticket.putAttachment(ticketid"​traceback.log"​"​Traceback of the error"traceback)  
 + 
 +print "​Created ticket"​ticketid 
 </​code>​ </​code>​
-(not a real api calls) 
  
-This is very flexible and allows us to do lots a crazy stuff, but it opens a security issue, and is hard to +The api it self is quite nice actually, though poorly documented. A rough api-coverage is given at www.track-hacks.org, but only to authenticated users.
-use for anything other than internal use.+
  
 === Code hosting/​integration === === Code hosting/​integration ===
bugtracker.txt · Last modified: 2008/07/04 20:09 by klette