Hi,
Im working on a script in python to add website checks. but the sdk documentation (https://www.logicmonitor.com/support-files/rest-api-developers-guide/sdks/docs/#api-LM-addWebsite) uses the following:
for instance in addWebsite:
```
body = swagger_client.models.Website(
```
it then gives me the following error: "swagger_client" is not defined
and i cannot find documentation on how to set this up.
Hope someone can help me.
MastermindYou don't have to make it a swagger client. You can just make it a Python dictionary. I was able to add a website like this:
body = { "testLocation":{"all":True}, "name":"sdk_test", "type":"webcheck", "isInternal":False, "useDefaultAlertSetting":True, "useDefaultLocationSetting":True, "domain": "apple.com", "steps": [ { 'auth': None, 'description': '', 'enable': True, 'follow_redirection': True, 'fullpage_load': False, 'http_body': '', 'http_headers': '', 'http_method': 'GET', 'http_version': '1.1', 'invert_match': False, 'keyword': '', 'label': '', 'match_type': 'plain', 'name': '__step0', 'path': '', 'post_data_edit_type': None, 'req_script': '', 'req_type': 'config', 'require_auth': False, 'resp_script': '', 'resp_type': 'config', 'schema': 'http', 'status_code': '', 'timeout': 30, 'type': 'config', 'url': '', 'use_default_root': True } ] } lm.add_website(body)
@Stuart Weenig yeah that works as well.
found the issue:
by changing it to:
MastermindOh yeah, the examples assume your import statement looks like this:
import logicmonitor_sdk as swagger_client
