Guys here's an updated one in python 3.12 working on UCCX 12.5 , the original was done on python 2, this can be improved further, but for most quick and dirty bulking of Skills in UCCX it will do the trick. Thank you to @George Paxson for doing the original one, it was helpful to me
import requests
ip, user, pwd = '<hostname>', '<adminusername>', '<password>'
def update_user(var1, var2, var3, var4, var5
my_userid= var1
my_firstname = var2
my_lastname= var3
my_extension = var4
my_skill_level = var5
xml = (f'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>\n' +
'<resource>\n'+ f'<self>https://{ip}/adminapi/resource/{my_userid}</self>\n' +
f'<userID>{my_userid}</userID>\n' +
f'<firstName>{my_firstname}</firstName>\n' +
f'<lastName>{my_lastname}</lastName>\n' +
f'<extension>{my_extension}</extension>' +
'<alias/>\n' +
'<skillMap>\n' +
'<skillCompetency>\n' +
f'<competencelevel>{my_skill_level}</competencelevel>\n' +
'<skillNameUriPair name="<NAMEOFSKILL>">\n' +
f'<refURL>https://{ip}/adminapi/skill/116</refURL>\n' +
#user ID 116 is obtained when doing a get to https://<uccx>/adminapi/resource/<userlogin>, from a user that is configured with the intended final configuration
'</skillNameUriPair>\n' +
'</skillCompetency>\n' +
'</skillMap>\n' +
'<autoAvailable>true</autoAvailable>\n' +
'<type>1</type>\n' +
'<team name="<NAMEOFTEAM>">\n' +
f'<refURL>https://{ip}/adminapi/team/20</refURL>\n' +
#team ID 20 is obtained when doing a get to https://<uccx>/adminapi/resource/<userlogin>, from a user that is configured with the intended final configuration
'</team>\n' +
'<primarySupervisorOf/>\n' +
'<secondarySupervisorOf/>\n' +
'</resource>')
axl_call(xml, var1)
def axl_call(data, userid
header = {'content-type': 'application/xml'}
url = f'https://{ip}/adminapi/resource/' + userid
r = requests.put(url, headers=header, data=data, verify=False, auth=(user, pwd))
if (r.status_code == requests.codes.ok):
print (str(r.status_code) + ' OK')
else:
print('****************************')
print('YOU MADE A MISTAKE SOMEWHERE')
print (f'{r}')
return
my_dict = {
'user1': ['userfirstname1', 'userlastname1', '1000', '10'], #10 as proficiency for skill hardcoded in the xml file
'user2': ['userfirstname2', 'userlastname2', '1001', '10'], #10 as proficiency for skill hardcoded in the xml file
}
def main():
for item in my_dict:
print(item)
update_user(item, my_dict[item][0], my_dict[item][1], my_dict[item][2], my_dict[item][3])
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
