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amazon-orders-de

A language package for amazon-orders that adds support for amazon.de.

Rather than translating amazon-orders into German, it asks amazon.de for its pages in English and handles what's different there:

  • British English labels ("Postage & Packing", "Estimated VAT")
  • Orders whose service was cancelled
  • Recipient addresses rendered as a plain list
  • The payment method of an Order paid with a Gift Card and a card
  • The Transactions page, which embeds its first page as JSON and loads further pages from an API

Installation

pip install amazon-orders-de

Usage

Set language_package and domain in the amazon-orders config (~/.config/amazonorders/config.yml):

language_package: amazon_orders_de
domain: amazon.de

or pass them in Python:

from amazonorders.conf import AmazonOrdersConfig
from amazonorders.orders import AmazonOrders
from amazonorders.session import AmazonSession

config = AmazonOrdersConfig(data={"language_package": "amazon_orders_de", "domain": "amazon.de"})
amazon_session = AmazonSession(config=config)
amazon_session.login()

orders = AmazonOrders(amazon_session).get_order_history(year=2026)

Everything else works as described in the amazon-orders docs.

Development

With mise, which installs Python and uv:

mise run install    # uv sync
mise run lint       # ruff and mypy; `mise run lint-fix` fixes what it can
mise run test

Commits follow Conventional Commits, from which release-please creates the releases and the changelog.

The unit tests parse real amazon.de pages in tests/resources. Before a page is added there, it's anonymized with scripts/anonymize-test-resources.py, which removes personal and product details. The raw pages and the rules file with the values to replace must never be committed.

The integration tests in tests/integration log in to amazon.de with AMAZON_USERNAME, AMAZON_PASSWORD, and AMAZON_OTP_SECRET_KEY, and run weekly in CI.

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