import datetime

from pip._vendor import requests

import requests

import urllib2

import glsapiutil

import urllib

import _auth_tokens

globals()

TODAY = ""





def getToday():

   now = datetime.datetime.now()



   strToday = str(now.year) + "-"

   tmp = str(now.month)

   if len(tmp) == 1:

       tmp = "0" + tmp

   strToday += (tmp + "-")

   tmp = str(now.day)

   if len(tmp) == 1:

       tmp = "0" + tmp

   strToday += tmp



   return strToday



encoding = "utf-8"





def createProject (pName, udfs , pDate):

   print (pName, udfs, pDate)

#    print(pName, udfs, pDate)

   global r

   global post_response

   global d

   r.encoding = "utf-8"
   pName = "Prj123"
   udfs = “UT231”
   pDate = getToday()

   url1Project = "mytestdotcom/ri/project"
   urludfs = ' mytestdotcom/ri/userdefined'
   pName = "Prj123"

   post_data = {'username': "ra", 'password': "mypasswrd"}
   post_response = requests.post("testdotcom/api/v2/projects", data=post_data)
   r = requests.post(url1Project, data=createProject)
   print (r.text)

#  print response


def main():
         global api
   #     global ARGS
         api = glsapiutil.glsapiutil()
#          api.setup(_auth_tokens.API_USERNAME, _auth_tokens.API_PASSWORD)

#     #api.setURI(args.stepURI)
#     #api.setup(args.username, args.password)
#     global TODAY
#     api = glsapiutil.glsapiutil()
if __name__ == "__main__":
   main()

• Use now.strftime() to produce the string you need
  
• Use the requests module instead of urllib2
  

(Feb-15-2017, 01:51 AM)ichabod801 Wrote: If you have formatting in your code, we can't copy it and run it to see what the problem is.

Without running it, I would say that I don't see where you call the createProject function. You have to call a function after you create it to get it to do anything, like you call main.

The global statement should not be used here. You should return values from your function (with a return statement) instead.