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import requests
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from dotenv import load_dotenv
import os
load_dotenv ( )
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def apiGetRequest ( api_base , endpoint , params , headers ) :
url = api_base + endpoint
resp = requests . get ( url , params = params , headers = headers )
if resp . status_code == 200 :
return resp . json ( )
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api_base = os . environ [ " API_BASE " ]
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authToken = os . environ [ " AUTH_TOKEN " ]
clientId = os . environ [ " CLIENT_ID " ]
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endpoint = ' /finance/agreementrecap ' #endpoint for GET
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headers = { ' Authorization ' : authToken , ' clientId ' : clientId } # DO NOT fill this out and then commit it to the publicly-viewable git repository, please
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params = { ' pageSize ' : 50 , ' conditions ' : ' agreementStatus!= " CANCEL " ' , ' fields ' : ' id,companyName,name,lastInvoiceAmount,nextInvoiceAmount,agreementStatus ' } # API call params--prepare to cry if your url encoding is sub-par
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data = apiGetRequest ( api_base , endpoint , params , headers ) #Put it all together and whadya get
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for item in data : #This is just iterating through whatever comes back and barfing the data in a readable way
print ( f " { item [ ' companyName ' ] } - { item [ ' name ' ] } \n - { item [ ' agreementStatus ' ] } " )
# to do: Make a second function to call agreement additions from returned items. Should be so easy that it's actually kind of stupid that I'm writing this instead of that right now