How to put any file in artifactory using python?

Question

I have a requirement where any file should be put in the artifact using python language. I tried to search all over internet but I couldn't find any help.

Please share code snippet or something which can help me to achieve this.

Any help is greatly appreciated here.

Bray

Do you mean that you need to upload artifacts into Artifactory using a Python client? – Karbala

Translate this to python: curl -X PUT --data-binary @absolute_path/ivy.xml -u deployer:password -i your_host/artifactory/ext-releases-local2/org/apache/ant/… – Impugn

I'm looking for the same thing. what was your solution? – Speculative

Answer 1

Artifactory python module can be used to upload artifacts into artifactory. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/artifactory/0.1.17

Here is an example from the website used to upload a file into artifactory:

from artifactory import ArtifactoryPath
path = ArtifactoryPath("http://my-artifactory/artifactory/libs-snapshotlocal/myapp/1.0")
path.mkdir()

path.deploy_file('./myapp-1.0.tar.gz')

Sanctum

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@JamesK added an example, incase the link becomes invalid – Sanctum

Answer 2

Artifactory exposes a REST API. Here's a link to the documentation. See the section on "Deploy Artifact".

Basically you will need to build a REST client. There might already exist one for Artifactory? If you need to write it yourself there is a WADL file that might make things easier (see also wadllib).

Vesting

Answer 3

The defend against fruit project provides the integration with Artifactory and Python you are looking for. http://teamfruit.github.io/defend_against_fruit/

Harmonist

While I do really like the approach taken by DefendAgainstFruit, it seems that is has two big problems: seems to be able to deploy only python modules. Second issue is not related to the question: is that it does supports only Artifactory on the output side, as it would be nice it would be able to deploy to other similar solutions. – Menfolk

Answer 4

"pyartifactory" provides the REST API functionality you are looking for.

"pyartifactory" is an alternative to "artifactory". It differs by providing more concise methods.

pyartifactory: https://pypi.org/project/pyartifactory/

Their provided "Download an artifact" example:

artifact = art.artifacts.download("<ARTIFACT_PATH_IN_ARTIFACTORY>", "<LOCAL_DIRECTORY_PATH>")
# artifact = art.artifacts.download("my-artifactory-repository/my/new/artifact/file.txt", "Desktop/my/local/directory")
# The artifact location is returned by the download method
# If you have not set a <LOCAL_DIRECTORY_PATH>, the artifact will be downloaded in the current directory

Ehrman

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