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+# ConnectPyse
+ConnectWise (Manage) REST API client written in Python 3.x
+The original project was created by Joshua M. Smith.  This forked version was started by Mark Ciecior.
+
+ConnectWise RESTful API Client
+--------------------------------
+
+Following the layout style of the official SDKs from CW team. Classes and their API counter part classes are under
+their appropriate sections. Import the API class(es) you want to leverage and the model classes are imported with them.
+
+## Setup (old way)
+1. Copy your_api.json to new my_api.json file and update with your API key and clientId details
+
+## Setup (new way)
+1. Create two variables which are passed to the constructor of the API classes.
+2. URL = 'https://connectwise.mycompany.com/v4_6_release/apis/3.0'
+3. AUTH = {'Authorization': 'Basic Wmdlasdkjfeklamwekf=', 'clientId': 'myClientIdKey'}
+
+## Usage
+1. Import the sections you'll be using
+2. Create an object from API Class
+3. Leverage member methods to access features
+
+### Paging
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.sales import opportunity_api
+    >>> o = opportunity_api.OpportunityAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH)
+    >>> o.pageSize = 27
+    >>> o.get_opportunities()
+
+### Filtering
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.sales import opportunity_api
+    >>> o = opportunity_api.OpportunityAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH)
+    >>> o.conditions = 'name="My Opportunity"'
+    >>> o.get_opportunities()
+
+### Filtering on sub-attributes (use '/')
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.sales import opportunity_api
+    >>> o = opportunity_api.OpportunityAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH)
+    >>> o.conditions = 'company/id=19297'
+    >>> result = o.get_opportunities()
+    >>> for i in result:
+    >>>   print(i.company['id'])
+
+### To upload a document to an opportunity:
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.system import document_api
+    >>> from connectpyse.sales import opportunity_api
+    >>> o = opportunity_api.OpportunityAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH)
+    >>> d = document_api.DocumentAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH)
+
+    >>> a_opp = o.get_opportunity_by_id(1234)
+    >>> f = os.path.join(os.path.curdir, 'local_info.txt')
+    >>> a_document = d.create_document(o, 'Newly Uploaded Document', 'server_info.txt', open(f, 'rb'))
+    >>> print(a_document.title)
+
+### To retrieve the documents attached to an opportunity:
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.system import document_api
+    >>> from connectpyse.sales import opportunity_api
+    >>> o = opportunity_api.OpportunityAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH)
+    >>> d = document_api.DocumentAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH)
+
+    >>> a_opp = o.get_opportunity_by_id(1234)
+    >>> myDocs = d.get_documents(a_pp)
+    >>> for doc in myDocs:
+    >>>   print(doc.title)
+    >>> 
+
+### For example to get a Member's office phone number you would:
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.system import members_api
+    >>> m = members_api.MembersAPI() #Assuming the my_api.json file has been updated
+    -or-
+    >>> from connectpyse.system import members_api
+    >>> m = members_api.MembersAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH) #No my_api.json file necessary
+
+    >>> a_member = m.get_member_by_id(123)
+    >>> print(a_member.officePhone)
+
+### For example to find the name of all activities related to a particular opportunity you would:
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.sales import activity_api
+    >>> myAct = activity_api.ActivityAPI() #Assuming the my_api.json file has been updated
+    -or-
+    >>> from connectpyse.sales import activity_api
+    >>> myAct = activity_api.ActivityAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH) #No my_api.json file necessary
+
+    >>> myAct.conditions = 'opportunity/id=1250'
+    >>> allActivities = myAct.get_activities()
+    >>> for oneAct in allActivities:
+    >>>   print(oneAct.name)
+
+### For example to find all line items of a parent purchase order:
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.procurement import purchase_order_line_item_api
+    >>> lineItems = purchase_order_line_item_api.PurchaseOrderLineItemAPI(url=URL,auth=AUTH,parent=1919)
+    >>> myItems = lineItems.get_purchase_order_line_items()
+
+### For example to update a ticket note:
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.service import ticket_notes_api, ticket_note 
+    >>> ticket_notes = ticket_notes_api.TicketNotesAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH, ticket_id=TICKET_ID)
+    >>> note = ticket_note.TicketNote({"text":"testing ticket note update.. ", "detailDescriptionFlag": True})
+    >>> ticket_notes.create_ticket_note(note)
+
+### For example to update multiple fields on a ticket:
+
+    >>> from connectpyse.service import tickets_api 
+    >>> api = tickets_api.TicketsAPI(url=URL, auth=AUTH)
+    >>> mychanges = {"summary": "update multiple keys", "budgetHours": .50}
+    >>> ticket = api.update_ticket_multiple_keys(ticketId, mychanges)