Artifactory python client

• Py-Artifactory
• Pre-requisites
• Installation
• Usage
• Detailed documentation

Py-Artifactory

Artifactory is a artifact repository manager which supports software packages created by different technologies. It can also be integrated with major CI/CD and DevOps tools. This article shows how we can communicate with artifactory using a python api client.

Pre-requisites

• Python 2.7 or higher

• libxml2/libxslt (will be deprecated in future releases)

  # Debian based
  sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev
  
  # RedHat based
  sudo yum install libxml2-devel libxslt-devel
  

Installation

• Fire-up below command in terminal, tag specifies a version number.

  pip install git+https://github.com/veritasos/py-artifactory.git@<tag>
  

Usage

• Create client instance

  from artifactory import Artifactory
  artifactory = Artifactory(
          url="http://127.0.0.1:8081",
          username="username",
          password="password",
          )
  

• List users

  user_list = artifactory.security.users.list()
  

• Get user

  user = artifactory.security.users.fetch("user.name")
  

• Create user

  user = artifactory.security.users.new()
  user.name = "first.last"
  user.password = "test"
  user.email = "first.last@testartifactory.com"
  user.groups = ["readers"]
  response = user.create()
  

• And much more …

  Artifactory Users
  Artifactory Groups
  Artifactory Permissions
  Artifactory Repositories
  Artifactory Repository Replication
  Artifactory LDAP
  Artifactory User Api Keys
  

Detailed documentation

• A much more detailed documentation is provided here py-artifactory
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