p4python

import os from P4 import P4, P4Exception # Configure connection details (prefer environment variables or explicit settings) # Example: P4PORT='ssl:perforce:1666', P4USER='your_user', P4CLIENT='your_workspace' p4_port = os.environ.get('P4PORT', 'perforce:1666') # Replace with your server:port p4_user = os.environ.get('P4USER', 'guest') # Replace with your Perforce username p4_client = os.environ.get('P4CLIENT', 'cli_workspace') # Replace with your client workspace name p4_password = os.environ.get('P4PASSWD', '') # Only needed if using password authentication try: # Initialize P4 object p4 = P4() # Set connection parameters p4.port = p4_port p4.user = p4_user p4.client = p4_client if p4_password: p4.password = p4_password # Connect to the Perforce server p4.connect() # Log in if required (if 'p4 login' is enforced) # p4.login() # Run a simple Perforce command info_output = p4.run('info') print(f"Successfully connected to Perforce server: {info_output[0]['serverAddress']}") print(f"Current Perforce user: {info_output[0]['userName']}") # Get a list of clients clients = p4.run('clients') print(f"Found {len(clients)} clients.") except P4Exception as e: # P4Exception catches errors reported by the Perforce server or API for error_msg in e.errors: print(f"P4API Error: {error_msg}") except Exception as e: # Catch other unexpected Python errors print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}") finally: # Always ensure disconnection if 'p4' in locals() and p4.connected(): p4.disconnect() print("Disconnected from Perforce server.")