1. Clone this repository to a folder and change directory into the folder

git clone hhttps://github.com/oboehmer/Cisco-CCW.git
cd Cisco-CCW

2. Set up a virtual environment in it and install the required packages

python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
export PYTHONPATH=$(pwd)

3. Set the following environment variables: CCO_PASSWORD to your CEC password (if not set the scripts prompts you to add it) and CCW_CLIENTSECRET to the secret for your client. In Linux/MacOS, you can use the following commands in your Terminal (note that the read -s .. command does not each the password as you type it):

$ read -s CCO_PASSWORD
<enter your pass>
$ read -s CCW_CLIENTSECRET
<enter the secrect>
$ export CCO_PASSWORD CCW_CLIENTSECRET

The scripts also need to know your CCO username and CCW client ID. You can put the latter into utils.py as default, and/or populate them in the environment:

$ export CCO_USERNAME='xxxx'
$ export CCW_CLIENTID='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'

4. Test the API and the setup of your environment:

$ python test_api.py 
Hello successful

5. Try to retrieve an order:

$ ./get_order_status.py 1234567890

You can use the options --collect-sublevels and/or --show-serials to show more than the main lineitems or to show serial numbers (only for the main lineitems).

6. Try to retrieve a quote/estimate

$ ./get_estimate_details.py 1234567890

Check the get_order_status.py or get_estimate_details as example on how to use the CCW, Order and Estimate modules. The CCW object takes cco_username/password/client-secret/client-id information as required arguments, there is a method in utils.py which populates this based on the environment variable and defaults.

• Getting Started with CCW API
• Order Status API Doc
• Serial Number API Doc
• Estimate API Doc