import xmlrpclib

#Python has built-in support for xml-rpc. All you need to do is add the

#line above.

#Set up the API server variable

server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("https://appName.infusionsoft.com:443/api/xmlrpc");

#The encrypted API key

key = "dcbe038fbdc9c3f0d538b545a1705006";

######## PING & ECHO #############

#This is the easiest api call

print server.DataService.echo("Hello, World");

######## ADD CONTACT #############

#Set up the contact data we want to add

contact = {}; #blank dictionary

contact["FirstName"] = "John";

contact["LastName"] = "Doe";

contact["Email"] = "john@doe.com";

contact["Company"] = "ACME";

#Make the call to "DataService.add" method. The ID for the newly added record will be returned as the variable "id"

id = server.DataService.add(key, "Contact", contact);

print "Added contact with id ", id;

print;

######## ADD TO GROUP #############

groupId = 97;

bool = server.ContactService.addToGroup(key, id, groupId);

print "Contact added to group: ", bool;

print;

######## FIND ALL CONTACTS IN GROUP #######

#Fields I want to select

fields = ["ContactId", "ContactGroup"];

limit = 50; #Limit the number of rows that will be returned to 10

page = 1; #Start with the first page

#Make the API call

results = server.DataService.findByField(key, "ContactGroupAssign", limit, page, "GroupId", groupId, fields);

#Results will be a python list containg dictionaries. Let's loop through each item in the list and examine it

for result in results:

print "Found ", result["ContactId"], " was in ", result["ContactGroup"]