• The Integra Python SDK can be used to seemelessly communicate with an Integra reactor.
• The Integra REST documentation and additional SDKs can be obtained at Integra REST.
• The Integra documentation can be found at Integra Docs.

• python 2.6+
• lxml
• requests
• integra_major_minor_build

• Download the Integra XSD.
• Install pip
• pip install lxml
• pip install requests
• pip install generateDS
• generateDS.py -o integra_major_minor_build.py integra.xsd

1- Init RestTemplate:

RestTemplate().init('https://localhost:8443/rest', 'admin', 'integra')

2- Invoke RestTemplate REST methods:

• post
• get_all
• get_by_id
• put
• delete

RestTemplate contains a static list of REST resource end points. Example putting it all together; creating a provider:

class ProviderServiceTest(unittest.TestCase):

 description = 'test desc'
 hostname = 'localhost'
 name = 'test name'
 password = 'password'
 port = 9999
 timeout = 1000

 def setUp(self):
  RestTemplate().init('https://localhost:8443/rest', 'admin', 'integra')

 def test_create(self):
  prov = self._get_provider()

  prov = RestTemplate().post(RestTemplate.PROVIDERS, prov)
  self.assertIsNotNone(prov, 'Unable to create provider')
  self.assertIsNotNone(prov.get_id())

 def _get_provider(self):
  prov = provider()
  prov.set_description(self.description)
  prov.set_hostname(self.hostname)
  prov.set_name(self.name)
  prov.set_password(self.password)
  prov.set_port(self.port)
  prov.set_secured(True)
  prov.set_timeout(self.timeout)

  return prov

if __name__ == "__main__":
 unittest.main()

The Integra Python SDK is Open Source software released under the Apache 2.0 license.