PostNL Locations
A Python wrapper for using the PostNL locations SOAP API. You can find the source code here: python-postnl-locations.
Compatibility
This package is depending on suds-jurko , a fully compatible version of the original package with some bug fixes and speed improvements, and has support for python3 as well. So this package depends on it (suds-py3 still has some compatibility issues).
Usage
To use this package follow these steps:
Install this python package someway. (pip install postnl-locations)
In your project, create a settings dictionary with at least the following parameters:
MY_SETTINGS = {
# this is the testservice wsdl, see the PostNL documentation for the production settings
'wsdl': "https://testservice.postnl.com/CIF_SB/LocationWebService/2_0/?wsdl",
'countrycode': 'NL',
'username': "my-username",
# the password is SHA1 hashed
'password': "my-sha1-hashed-password",
}Use the client as following:
from postnl.locations.client import Locations
locations = Locations(settings=MY_SETTINGS)
my_locations = locations.nearest_locations(postalcode="6821AD")Take a look at the settings.py for more options (you can adjust the results with a custom resultstransform claass for example).
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