Hotfix

This release is a hotfix that merges Pull request #175 into the main branch.

What's Changed

• Fix for #147 by @fbradyirl in #157
• Bump pygments from 2.6.1 to 2.7.4 by @dependabot in #158
• Fix type check in update by @mallamanis in #150
• Added option to disable ssl cert verification by @sQu4rks in #142
• Update Cards Handling to check correct attribute for instance of AdaptiveCards (solves #140) by @sQu4rks in #141
• fixing OpenUrl action by @craigers521 in #175

New Contributors

• @fbradyirl made their first contribution in #157
• @dependabot made their first contribution in #158
• @mallamanis made their first contribution in #150
• @craigers521 made their first contribution in #175

Full Changelog: v1.6...v1.6.1

The Catch-Up Release

In v1.6, we have updated all of the currently wrapped and supported Webex Teams API endpoints and closed out all existing issues that users opened on the v1.x releases. The library should now be up-to-date in supporting the Webex Teams APIs documented at developer.webex.com. It is not yet up-to-date in supporting the newer and broader Webex Meetings, Calling, and Devices APIs. We are tracking adding these additional API endpoints in issue #113, and we will work to add full support for all of the published Webex APIs in v2.x of the library.

With release v1.6, we are wrapping up active development on the v1.x release and shifting our focus to the next major release v2!

Breaking Change(s)

We have introduced one (1) breaking change in v1.6:

• We have changed the function signature (parameter names) for the WebexTeamsAPI.guest_issuer.create() method to align it with the developer documentation at developer.webex.com.

  Previous method definition:

  def create(self, subject, displayName, issuerToken, expiration, secret):
      ...

  def create(self, sub, name, iss, exp, secret):
      ...

Accessible Webex Tracking IDs & Custom User-Agent Header

Version 1.5 adds several minor backend improvements, including:

• Webex Tracking IDs are now prominently displayed for all API errors and warnings.

  Example Error Message:

  ApiError: [401] Unauthorized - The request requires a valid access token set in the Authorization request header. [Tracking ID: ROUTER_5F05F384-D9E9-01BB-00FF-4B0C804F00FF]
  

  You can also access the Tracking IDs via the tracking_id attribute available on the raised exception and warning objects.

  api = webexteamssdk.WebexTeamsAPI(access_token="abc")
  
  try:
      api.people.me()
  except webexteamssdk.ApiError as e:
      print(e.tracking_id)

• The webexteamssdk library now sends a custom User-Agent header (inspired by PIP's User-Agent header).

  Example User-Agent Header:

  webexteamssdk/1.5 {"implementation": {"name": "CPython", "version": "3.7.8"}, "distro": {"name": "macOS", "version": "10.15.5"}, "system": {"name": "Darwin", "release": "19.5.0"}, "cpu": "x86_64"}
  

• Minor package and PEP8 improvements.

Add support for the Admin Audit Events API

Version 1.4 adds support for the Admin Audit Events API; however, you should note that pagination is currently broken ☹️ on responses from the /v1/adminAudit/events API endpoint. Hopefully, the Developer Support Team will get this fixed quickly.

Also in this release we...

• Squashed a timezone info bug that was affecting Python v2.7 and 3.5

Official Support for the Attachment Actions API

This minor update adds official support for adding attachments to messages via WebexTeamsAPI.messages.create() thanks to @bradh11, @jianchen2580, @zhanto97, and @jwa1 🙌!

@jpjpjp has created an excellent Webex Teams bot example that demonstrates using webhooks, Adaptive Cards, and response actions! 😎

Python Adaptive Cards Beta

This release includes a beta of @sQu4rks Python Adaptive Cards, but please do not get too attached using this functionality directly from the Webex Teams SDK as we will be migrating this functionality to leverage @sQu4rks newer (and independently maintained) pyadaptivecards library.

Proxy Support

Thanks to @sQu4rks 😎, webexteamssdk now (offically) supports configuration and use of an HTTP/HTTPS proxy! Just past a dictionary with the proxy configuration when creating your WebexTeamsAPI connection object, and you are good to go. 👊

>>> from webexteamssdk import WebexTeamsAPI
>>> proxy = {'https': 'http://<proxy_ip>:<proxy_port>'}
>>> api = WebexTeamsAPI(access_token=<your_access_token>, proxies=proxy)

Check out the requests documentation on Proxies for details on what should be in the proxies dictionary.

Simplify ApiError Messages

ApiError messages are now shorter, more insightful, and easier to inspect. 🙌

We have simplified the default string interpretation of the ApiError messages. The simplified messages will use the message attribute of the returned JSON (if present) to provide more insight as to why the request failed and will default to the generic error descriptions from the API docs if a message attribute is not available.

Example of the New Message Format:

ApiError: [400] Bad Request - Message destination could not be determined. Provide only one destination in the roomId, toPersonEmail, or toPersonId field

The ApiError exceptions now have several attributes exposed for easier inspection:

• response - The requests.Response object returned from the API call.
• request - The requests.PreparedRequest used to submit the API request.
• status_code - The HTTP status code from the API response.
• status - The HTTP status from the API response.
• details - The parsed JSON details from the API response.
• message - The error message from the parsed API response.
• description - A description of the HTTP Response Code from the API docs.

To inspect an error, simply catch it in a try block and access the above attributes on the caught error:

from webexteamssdk import ApiError, WebexTeamsAPI

api = WebexTeamsAPI()

try:
    api.messages.create()
except ApiError as error: 
    print(error.message)

See ApiError in the API Docs for more details.

This enhancement addresses enhancement request #62 and resolves 🐛 #68.

Python2 compatibility bug - fixed

The new WebexTeamsDateTime functionality had introduced a minor compatibility bug with Python v2. We squished it. 🐜💀

ciscosparkapi is now webexteamssdk!

With the name change from Cisco Spark to Webex Teams, ciscosparkapi is now webexteamssdk!

Don't worry! While it has received quite a bit of enhancing, the WebexTeamsAPI wrapper works just like the CiscoSparkAPI wrapper - only better:

• The Python objects returned by the APIs are now immutable, which means that you can include them in sets and use them as keys in dictionaries.
• Date-times returned by the Webex Teams APIs are now modeled as Python datetime's making them even easier to work with.
• The internal package structure has been overhauled to make way for adding new capabilities to the library.
• The core library code, test suite, and docs have been refactored and are now cleaner and leaner than ever.

We'll have more new capabilities to work-on and announce in the coming months, but this is a good start for now. 😎

Events API Support!

With this release, ciscosparkapi now supports the Cisco Spark Events API! See the Events API and Event data model docs for more details.

Note: Compliance Officers may retrieve events for all users within an organization. See the Compliance Guide for more information.

feature: #55