Action Builder connector

docs/action_builder.rst

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+Action Builder
+==========
+
+********
+Overview
+********
+
+`Action Builder <https://actionbuilder.org/>`_ is an online tool for field organizing, with an
+original use-case designed for the Labor context. While it has essentially no built-in outreach
+capabilities, it does provide robust record and relationship storage, including the ability to
+create custom record types. For more information, see
+`Action Builder developer docs <https://www.actionbuilder.org/docs/v1/index.html>`_
+
+.. note::
+  Custom Fields/Tags
+  	Action Builder custom fields are treated as tags in both the SQL Mirror, and the API. This
+  	means that, with a couple exceptions such as date, values must be created ahead of time to be
+  	applied to a record. Each tag has two layers of taxonomy above it as well, that appear slightly
+  	differently in the SQL Mirror and in the API. In the SQL Mirror, each tag has a
+  	``tag_category``, and each category has a ``tag_group``. In the API, the equivalents are called
+  	``tag_field`` and ``tag_section``, respectively (closer to the naming in the UI). Tags can be
+  	applied on Connections as well as on Entities.
+
+***********
+Quick Start
+***********
+
+To instantiate a class, you can either pass in the API token as an argument or set the
+``ACTION_BUILDER_API_TOKEN`` environmental variable. The subdomain at which you access the UI must
+also be provided. If all calls from this object will be to the same Campaign in Action Builder,
+an optional campaign argument may also be supplied. If not supplied when instantiating, campaign
+may be passed to individual methods, instead.
+
+.. code-block:: python
+
+   from parsons import ActionBuilder
+
+   # First approach: Use API credentials via environmental variables
+   bldr = ActionBuilder(subdomain='yourorgsubdomain')
+
+   # Second approach: Pass API credentials as arguments
+   bldr = ActionBuilder(api_token='MY_API_TOKEN', subdomain='yourorgsubdomain')
+
+   # Third approach: Include campaign argument
+	bldr = ActionBuilder(
+		api_token = 'MY_API_TOKEN',
+		subdomain = 'yourorgsubdomain',
+		campaign = 'your-desired-campaign-id'
+	)   
+
+You can then call various endpoints:
+
+.. code-block:: python
+	# Assuming instantiation with campaign provided
+
+	# List all tags stored in the provided Action Builder campaign
+	all_tags = bldr.get_campaign_tags()
+
+	# Add a new tag value to the options available for the the field
+	bldr.insert_new_tag(
+		tag_name = 'Mom's Phone', # This is new
+		tag_field = 'Favorite Toy', # This would already exist, created in the UI
+		tag_section = 'Preferences' # This would already exist, created in the UI
+	)
+
+	# Add a person record to the provided Action Builder campaign
+	bldr.upsert_entity(
+		entity_type = 'Person',
+		data = {"person": {"given_name": "Rory"}}
+	)
+
+	# Connect two records and apply some tags to the Connection
+	tag_data = { # All of the values below must already have been created
+		"action_builder:name": "Friend of the Family",
+		"action_builder:field": "Relationship",
+		"action_builder:section": "People to People Info"
+	}
+
+	bldr.upsert_connection(
+		["entity-interact-id-1", "entity-interact-id-2"], # Any two entity IDs
+		tag_data = tag_data
+	)
+
+***
+API
+***
+.. autoclass :: parsons.ActionBuilder
+   :inherited-members:

docs/index.rst

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    actblue
    action_kit
+   action_builder
    action_network
    airtable
    alchemer

parsons/__init__.py

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 for module_path, connector_name in (
     ("parsons.actblue.actblue", "ActBlue"),
     ("parsons.action_kit.action_kit", "ActionKit"),
+    ("parsons.action_builder.action_builder", "ActionBuilder"),
     ("parsons.action_network.action_network", "ActionNetwork"),
     ("parsons.airtable.airtable", "Airtable"),
     ("parsons.alchemer.alchemer", "Alchemer"),

parsons/action_builder/__init__.py

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+from parsons.action_builder.action_builder import ActionBuilder
+
+__all__ = ["ActionBuilder"]