:param int organization_Id: id of the organization for which you want to retrieve the projects list
:param string sortField_name: optional parameter to sort the projects list on the project names
:param int sortField_order: optional parameter to sort the projects list in a certain order.
The possible values are: '0 = ascending' -- '1 = descending'.
:param int page_number: optional parameter to only get the projects in the list on the given page number
:param int page_size: optional parameter to select what size you want a page of the projects list to be
:param list[int] status: optional parameter, used to filter what types of projects you want to see. If this parameter is given, then you will only see the projects that conform to 1 of the values in the status.
The possible values are: '0 = ongoing' -- '1 = problem' -- '2 = finished' -- '3 = closed'.

API call function:

def list_projects(self, organization_Id, sortField_name=None, sortField_order=None, page_number=None, page_size=None, status=[]) -> dict:

    url = self.project_url + "/organizations/" + str(organization_Id) + "/projects"

    #for the optional parameters
    url += "?"
    if sortField_name is not None:
        url += "SortField.Name=" + sortField_name + "&"
    if sortField_order is not None:
        url += "SortField.Order=" + str(sortField_order) + "&"
    if page_number is not None:
        url += "PageNumber=" + str(page_number) + "&"
    if page_size is not None:
        url += "PageSize=" + str(page_size) + "&"
    if not len(status) == 0:
        for st in status:
            url += "Status=" + str(st) + "&"
    
    url = url[:-1]

    response = requests.get(url, headers=self.get_header)

    if(response.ok): 
        print("projects list: \n", response.text, "\n")
        return response.json()
    else:
        logger.error(f"retrieving projects list failed: {response.content}")
        raise Exception

200Success