Library to work with Pyrus API v4 written in Golang.

go get github.com/L11R/pyrusapi-go

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"log"

	"github.com/L11R/pyrusapi-go"
)

func main() {
	c, err := pyrus.NewClient("bot_login", "bot_security_key")
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatalln(err)
	}

	p, err := c.Profile()
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatalln(err)
	}

	fmt.Println(p.FirstName)
}

Forms:

• GET /forms
• GET /forms/{form-id}
• GET /forms/{form-id}/register

Tasks:

• GET /tasks/{task-id}
• POST /tasks
• POST /tasks/{task-id}/comments

Files:

• POST /files/upload
• GET /files/download/{file-id}

Catalogs:

• GET /catalogs
• GET /catalogs/{catalog-id}
• PUT /catalogs
• POST /catalogs/{catalog-id}

Contacts:

• GET /contacts

Members:

• GET /members
• POST /members
• PUT /members/{member-id}
• DELETE /members/{member-id}

Lists:

• GET /lists
• GET /lists/{list-id}/tasks
• GET /inbox

Telephony:

• GET /calls
• PUT /calls/{call-guid}
• POST /calls/{call-guid}/event

Webhooks:

• Use WebhookHandler() (http.HandlerFunc, <-chan Event)

To test project you have to download sample responses from your organization. I cannot upload my own, because it could contain sensitive information, and I'm too lazy to fake it :)

Set those environment variables and run tests:

PYRUS_LOGIN=login
PYRUS_SECURITY_KEY=securityKey
PYRUS_FORM_ID=123456
PYRUS_TASK_ID=123456
PYRUS_CATALOG_ID=123456
PYRUS_MEMBER_ID=123456
PYRUS_ROLE_ID=123456
PYRUS_LIST_ID=123456
PYRUS_FILE_ID=123456
PYRUS_CALL_GUID=5d8dc3d6-27e7-4cd4-a057-2b4f4d74e0a5