Example of fetching Zimbra task and task list (recursive).

example_get_task.py

__author__ = ('Imam Omar Mochtar', 'iomarmochtar@gmail.com')

from ozpy.mailbox import Mailbox 
import sys
from pprint import pprint
import os

"""
Example of fetching Zimbra task and task list (recursively).
"""

class MyMailbox(Mailbox):
	
	def get_task(self, folder):
		"""
		Fetch task detail using SearchRequest
		https://files.zimbra.com/docs/soap_api/8.7.11/api-reference/zimbraMail/Search.html
		"""
		body = {
			"sortBy":"taskDueAsc",
			"tz":{"id":"Asia/Bangkok"},
			"locale":{"_content":"en_US"},
			"offset":0,
			"limit":100,
			"query":"in:\"{}\"".format(folder),
			"types":"task",
			"needExp":1
		}
		urn = "urn:zimbraMail"
		return self.send("Search", body, urn)	

	def get_task_folders(self):
		"""
		Get list of task folder using GetFolderRequest
		https://files.zimbra.com/docs/soap_api/8.7.11/api-reference/zimbraMail/GetFolder.html
		"""
		urn = "urn:zimbraMail"
		body = {
			'folder': {'path': '/'}, 
			'view': 'task'
		}
		return self.send("GetFolder", body, urn)	
		

mbx = MyMailbox(
        username="omar@jabetto.lab",
        password="kacangitem",
        soapurl="https://192.168.113.75/service/soap",
)


def fetch(name, instance):
	"""
	Fetch task and sub-task recursively
	"""
	name = os.path.join(name, instance['name'])
	# print out task folder path
	print("{} {}".format("-"*10,name))
	task_req = mbx.get_task(name)

	# iterrate all task within task folder if any 
	if task_req.has_key('task'):
		for task in task_req['task']:
			print('* {} - progress: {} % - location: {}'.format(
				task['name'],
				task['percentComplete'],
				task['loc']
			))
	
	# loop if there are subfolder
	if instance.has_key("folder"):
		for folder in instance['folder']:
			fetch(name, folder)

response = mbx.get_task_folders()

# get parent of task folder
for parent_folder in response['folder'][0]['folder']:
	fetch("", parent_folder)

Output

Console Output (rev. 2)

Task list (tree) in webmail