Pygerrit2 provides a simple interface for clients to interact with Gerrit Code Review via the REST API.
Pygerrit2 is compatible with Python 2.6 and Python 2.7. Support for Python 3 is experimental.
Pygerrit2 depends on the requests library.
To install pygerrit2, simply:
$ pip install pygerrit2This simple example shows how to get the user's open changes. Authentication to Gerrit is done via HTTP Digest authentication, using an explicitly given username and password:
from requests.auth import HTTPDigestAuth
from pygerrit2.rest import GerritRestAPI
auth = HTTPDigestAuth('username', 'password')
rest = GerritRestAPI(url='http://review.example.net', auth=auth)
changes = rest.get("/changes/?q=owner:self%20status:open")Note that is is not necessary to add the /a/ prefix on the endpoint
URLs. This is automatically added when the API is instantiated with an
authentication object.
If the user's HTTP username and password are defined in the .netrc
file:
machine review.example.net login MyUsername password MyPasswordthen it is possible to authenticate with those credentials:
from pygerrit2.rest import GerritRestAPI
from pygerrit2.rest.auth import HTTPDigestAuthFromNetrc
url = 'http://review.example.net'
auth = HTTPDigestAuthFromNetrc(url=url)
rest = GerritRestAPI(url=url, auth=auth)
changes = rest.get("/changes/?q=owner:self%20status:open")Note that the HTTP password is not the same as the SSH password. For instructions on how to obtain the HTTP password, refer to Gerrit's HTTP upload settings documentation.
Refer to the example script for a full working example.
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Licensed under The MIT License. Please refer to the LICENSE file for full license details.