アプリをブートストラップおよび実行する

# If your sgtk package is not located in a location where Python will automatically look
# then add the path to sys.path.
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, "/path/to/tk-core/python")

import sgtk

import sgtk

# Initialize the logger so we get output to our terminal.
sgtk.LogManager().initialize_custom_handler()
# Set debugging to true so that we get more verbose output, (should only be used for testing).
sgtk.LogManager().global_debug = True

# Import Toolkit so we can access to Toolkit specific features.
import sgtk

# Instantiate the authenticator object.
authenticator = sgtk.authentication.ShotgunAuthenticator()

# Optionally you can clear any previously cached sessions. This will force you to enter credentials each time.
authenticator.clear_default_user()

# The user will be prompted for their username,
# password, and optional 2-factor authentication code. If a QApplication is
# available, a UI will pop-up. If not, the credentials will be prompted
# on the command line. The user object returned encapsulates the login
# information.
user = authenticator.get_user()

# Tells Toolkit which user to use for connecting to ShotGrid. Note that this should
# always take place before creating an `Sgtk` instance.
sgtk.set_authenticated_user(user)

# Import Toolkit so we can access to Toolkit specific features.
import sgtk

# Instantiate the authenticator object.
authenticator = sgtk.authentication.ShotgunAuthenticator()

# Create a user programmatically using the script's key.
user = authenticator.create_script_user(
 api_script="Script Name",
 api_key="4e48f....<use the key from your ShotGrid site>",
 host="https://yoursite.shotgunstudio.com"
)

# Tells Toolkit which user to use for connecting to ShotGrid.
sgtk.set_authenticated_user(user)

mgr = sgtk.bootstrap.ToolkitManager(user)

mgr.plugin_id = "basic.shell"

task = {"type": "Task", "id": 17264}
engine = mgr.bootstrap_engine("tk-shell", entity=task)

def pre_engine_start_callback(ctx):
    '''
    Called before the engine is started.

    :param :class:"~sgtk.Context" ctx: Context into
        which the engine will be launched. This can also be used
        to access the Toolkit instance.
    '''
    ctx.sgtk.synchronize_filesystem_structure()

mgr.pre_engine_start_callback = pre_engine_start_callback

# Import Toolkit so we can access to Toolkit specific features.
import sgtk

# Initialize the logger so we get output to our terminal.
sgtk.LogManager().initialize_custom_handler()
# Set debugging to true so that we get more verbose output, (should only be used for testing).
sgtk.LogManager().global_debug = True

# Authentication
################

# Instantiate the authenticator object.
authenticator = sgtk.authentication.ShotgunAuthenticator()

# Create a user programmatically using the script's key.
user = authenticator.create_script_user(
 api_script="Script Name",
 api_key="4e48f....<use the key from your ShotGrid site>",
 host="https://yoursite.shotgunstudio.com"
)

# Tells Toolkit which user to use for connecting to ShotGrid.
# This is actually not necessary when using the ToolkitManager. The authenticated user will be set
# before launching the engine.
# sgtk.set_authenticated_user(user)

# Bootstrap
###########

# create an instance of the ToolkitManager which we will use to set a bunch of settings before initiating the bootstrap.
mgr = sgtk.bootstrap.ToolkitManager(user)
mgr.plugin_id = "basic.shell"

project = {"type": "Project", "id": 176}

engine = mgr.bootstrap_engine("tk-shell", entity=project)

engine.context
engine.sgtk
engine.shotgun

# use pprint to give us a nicely formatted output.
import pprint
pprint.pprint(engine.commands.keys())

>> ['houdini_fx_17.5.360',
 'nukestudio_11.2v5',
 'nukestudio_11.3v2',
 'after_effects_cc_2019',
 'maya_2019',
 'maya_2018',
 'Jump to Screening Room Web Player',
 'Publish...',
...]

if "Publish..." in engine.commands:
    # Launch the Publish app, and it doesn't require any arguments to run so provide an empty list.
    engine.execute_command("Publish...",[])

# now find the command we specifically want to execute
app_command = engine.commands.get("Publish...")

if app_command:
    # now run the command, which in this case will launch the Publish app.
    app_command["callback"]()

# Import Toolkit so we can access to Toolkit specific features.
import sgtk

# Initialize the logger so we get output to our terminal
sgtk.LogManager().initialize_custom_handler()
# Set debugging to true so that we get more verbose output, (should only be used for testing)
sgtk.LogManager().global_debug = True

# Authentication
################

# Instantiate the authenticator object.
authenticator = sgtk.authentication.ShotgunAuthenticator()

# Create a user programmatically using the script's key.
user = authenticator.create_script_user(
 api_script="Script Name",
 api_key="4e48f....<use the key from your ShotGrid site>",
 host="https://yoursite.shotgunstudio.com"
)

# Tells Toolkit which user to use for connecting to ShotGrid.
# This is actually not necessary when using the ToolkitManager. The authenticated user will be set
# before launching the engine.
# sgtk.set_authenticated_user(user)

# Bootstrap
###########

# create an instance of the ToolkitManager which we will use to set a bunch of settings before initiating the bootstrap.
mgr = sgtk.bootstrap.ToolkitManager(user)
mgr.plugin_id = "basic.shell"

project = {"type": "Project", "id": 176}

engine = mgr.bootstrap_engine("tk-shell", entity=project)

# Optionally print out the list of registered commands:
# use pprint to give us a nicely formatted output.
# import pprint
# pprint.pprint(engine.commands.keys())

if "Publish..." in engine.commands:
    # Launch the Publish app, and it doesn't require any arguments to run so provide an empty list.
    engine.execute_command("Publish...",[])