Sure, unfortunately my IRC ports are blocked...

Anyway, what I want to do is as follows:
Previously we have had scripting that queried a DDTS database to grab information about all tickets that had been updated in the last week.
This data was formatted and used to create a template for meeting minutes, so tickets could be discussed each week.

We've moved to Trac now, which is nicer, but I would like to update the existing scripting to work with trac.
So, I need my scripting to be able to grab that information from the Trac database, I was hoping there was some sort of command line interface to Trac which would do this.

If there is a python API only, then I could work with that.

cheers

Nick

Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
There is a TracDev/DataModels page with some really basic stuff, but
asking on IRC is usually the best way to get development help. It would
also help if you were more specific about what you are doing.

--Noah

Nick Aschberger wrote:
  
Don't suppose you could point me to some documentation, or some HOWTO's?

cheers

Nick

Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
    
There isn't a CLI interface per-se, but there is an extensive Python
API. Git yer scriptin' on!

--Noah

cooperspale wrote:
  
      
Hi folks,

I am setting up some scripting, and it would be good to be able to
query the trac database, so I can get some sort of text describing
current ticket status. I can then parse that text to do what I want.

trac-admin doesn't seem to do everything I want (query individual
tickets by number, get all tickets for a given milestone, find all
tickets that have changed state this week, etc).

So, is there a command line interface? Is there only a web interface?
The database I have resides on a centos3 machine.

sincerely,

Nick Aschberger


    
  
    
        

  
      
  
    


  

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