I'm trying to use the jira service desk api but I couldn't call or create service desk tickets and tried everything. I am using python.
Hi @Francisco Alberto Franjul Rodríguez ,
welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Would you please share more information? How does your code looks like? Do you get any error message? Which one? etc.
Thank you.
Hello @Hana Kučerová
Thanks for reaching out!
I am making an integration that can read and write tickets made with servicedesk.
I tryed using the documentation about integrating with servicedesk but It all seems to be deprecated.
Since there seems to be no updated documentation I don't know which method to call in order to read created servicedesk tickets or create new ones.
This is the code.
from urllib.error import HTTPError
import json
from atlassian import ServiceDesk
_serviceDesk = ServiceDesk(
url='https://penadefillo.atlassian.net/',
username=*****@*****.com',
password='*****')
# get service desk with ID
# data = _serviceDesk.get_service_desk_by_id(5)
#print(data)
#GET client request
# data = _serviceDesk.get_my_customer_requests()
#print(data)
# Metodo para obtener los usuarios en la organizacion pero no se usa en la empresa
#data = _serviceDesk.get_users_in_organization(1,limit=100)
#print(data)
#Comment attachement
#print(data)
# def post():
# data = _serviceDesk.create_attachment(
# service_desk_id=5,
# filename='/Users/franciscoalbertofranjul/Downloads/IMG_5650.JPG',
# issue_id_or_key='RRHH-448',
# public=True,
# comment='Probando Service Desk desde Python'
# )
# return data
#
# data = _serviceDesk.create_request_type(
# service_desk_id=5,
# request_description='Este request esta siendo probado desde python',
# request_name='Probando el serivcio desde Python',
# request_type_id='',
# request_help_text='',
# )
# return data
# print(post())
#create comment
#data = _serviceDesk.create_request_comment('RRHH-217',body="Estoy probando la API de Python", public=True)
#data = _serviceDesk.create_customer_request(5, 'RRHH-330', None, None)
#data = _serviceDesk._create_oauth2_session('https://auth.atlassian.com/authorize?audience=api.atlassian.com&client_id=iKWgVmjcufHV2YmuoU9HqyfM5NI4eJhT&scope=read%3Aservicedesk-request%20manage%3Aservicedesk-customer&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fpenadefillo.atlassian.net%2Fjira%2Fservicedesk&state=${YOUR_USER_BOUND_VALUE}&response_type=code&prompt=consent')
#data = _serviceDesk.get_service_desk_by_id(5)
#print(data)
# data = _serviceDesk.create_request_type(
# request_type_id=17,
# service_desk_id=5,
# request_description='Probando el Jira Service Desk Python Api',
# request_name='Solicitud de Vacaciones',
# request_help_text='Probando el Jira Service Desk Python Api')
#
# print(data)
# def create_request_type(
# self,
# service_desk_id,
# request_type_id,
# request_name,
# request_description,
# request_help_text,
# ):
# data = {
# "Vacaciones": request_type_id,
# "Vacaciones Prueba": request_name,
# "Probando api": request_description,
# "helpText": request_help_text,
# }
#
# url = "rest/servicedeskapi/servicedesk/{}/requesttype".format(service_desk_id)
#
# return self.post(url, data=data, headers=self.experimental_headers)
# def raise_for_status(self, response):
# if 400 > response.status_code or response.status_code >= 600:
# return
# try:
# j = response.json()
# error_msg = j["errorMessage"]
# except Exception:
# response.raise_for_status()
#
# raise HTTPError(error_msg, response=response)
# data = _serviceDesk.create_customer_request(service_desk_id=5,
# request_type_id='RRHH',
# values_dict='Probando el Servicio',
# raise_on_behalf_of=None,
# request_participants=None)
# print(json.dumps(json.loads(data), sort_keys=True, indent=4, separators=(",", ": ")))
#Get service
# data= _serviceDesk.get_request_types(5)
# print(json.dumps(data,sort_keys=True,indent=4))
data= _serviceDesk.get_my_customer_requests()
print(json.dumps(data,sort_keys=True,indent=4))
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Hi @Francisco Alberto Franjul Rodríguez ,
thank you for sharing the code.
According to the documentation when you are trying to work with cloud Service Desk, the authentication should look like this:
service_desk = ServiceDesk( url='https://your-domain.atlassian.net', username=jira_username, password=jira_api_token, cloud=True)
So you need to generate API token instead of use your password and then add the parameter cloud = True. Please try. Thank you.
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how i can call all ticket service desk?
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Hi @Francisco Alberto Franjul Rodríguez ,
it is not very clear what you mean by "all ticket service desk".
According to the Jira Service Desk module documentation, the only possibility is to get customer requests using
service_desk.get_my_customer_requests()
(customer is the user, who is used for authentication).
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Hi @jaime.heria ,
I'm sorry, but this is something I really don't know. I would recommend you to ask a new question here in the community, so that another people here would be able to help you.
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