pdpyras

import os from pdpyras import APISession # Retrieve PagerDuty API key and 'From' email from environment variables # It's highly recommended to use environment variables for sensitive data. API_KEY = os.environ.get("PAGERDUTY_API_KEY", "YOUR_PAGERDUTY_API_KEY") # For account-level API keys, a 'From' header (user email) is often required # for write operations to certain endpoints. Use a valid PagerDuty user email. DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL = os.environ.get("PAGERDUTY_FROM_EMAIL", "your_email@example.com") if API_KEY == "YOUR_PAGERDUTY_API_KEY": print("WARNING: PAGERDUTY_API_KEY environment variable not set. Using placeholder.") if DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL == "your_email@example.com": print("WARNING: PAGERDUTY_FROM_EMAIL environment variable not set. Using placeholder.") try: # Initialize a PagerDuty REST API v2 session. # For user-level API keys, `default_from` might be inferred or not needed. # For account-level API keys, it is often essential for POST/PUT operations. session = APISession(API_KEY, default_from=DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL) # Example: Fetch and print the first 2 incidents that are currently triggered or acknowledged. print("\nFetching recent incidents (triggered or acknowledged)...") incidents = session.list_all( 'incidents', params={'statuses[]': ['triggered', 'acknowledged'], 'limit': 2} ) if incidents: for i, incident in enumerate(incidents): print(f"Incident {i+1}: ID={incident['id']}, Summary='{incident['summary']}', Status={incident['status']}')") else: print("No incidents found or an issue occurred with the API call.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}")