pypaypal 1.0.0

Paypal API integration supporting some v1 & most of the current v2 rest APIs calls

PyPaypal Client Library

Unofficial python Paypal API client with v1 and v2 endpoint support and strongly type hinted objects.

Currently developed API calls:

• Invoicing
• Orders
• Payment Expirience
• Payments
• Payouts
• Paypal Sync
• Referenced Payouts
• Subscriptions
• Webhooks

Developed based on the available documentation at the official Paypal API reference.

Basic Usage

Instalation

Install from PyPi using pip

pip install pypaypal

Starting a session

Sessions can be started by importing http module which supports different ways of authentication and session types.

You can start a session using the "for_token" method providing a valid access token object and a session mode (LIVE or SANDBOX), for example:

import json

from pypaypal.http import (
    SessionMode, 
    PayPalToken,
    session_from_token
)

token = PayPalToken.serialize(json.loads('A paypal OAuth token'))

# Live session from a token
live_session = session_from_token(
    token=token, 
    session_mode= SessionMode.LIVE
)

# Sandbox session from a token
sandbox_session = session_from_token(
    token=token, 
    session_mode= SessionMode.SANDBOX
)

Alternatively you can start a session by authenticating via the client library.

In order to start a session based on authentication you need to specify the following:

• client: API client ID.

• secret: API client secret.

• auth_type: Which authorization type you'll use to communicate with the API. These can be:

  • BASIC: Using basic auth for all request.

  • TOKEN: Authenticate once and use a token and keep the session until the token expires.

  • REFRESHABLE: Mix of BASIC and TOKEN to limit the amount of times the credentials are send back and forth a network. basically you authenticate the first time and get a token and the process will refresh the token logging in again with the credentials for an specified amount of sessions.

• mode: Session mode (LIVE or SANDBOX)

Authentication samples

Python samples for each auth method.

from pypaypal.http import authenticate, SessionMode

session_mode = SessionMode.SANDBOX

# Starting a session with basic auth
basic_session = authenticate(client, secret, session_mode, AuthType.BASIC)

# Authenticate to start a session with a one time token
token_session = authenticate(client, secret, session_mode, AuthType.TOKEN)

# Starting a session with refreshable tokens (refreshing up to 3 times)
refresh_session = authenticate(
    client, 
    secret, 
    session_mode, 
    AuthType.REFRESHABLE,
    refresh_limit=3
)

Making requests

After the session is stablished you can perform requests by importing the client library of your choice, all requests objects and calls are based on the official Paypal API reference.

Sample request

import json

from pypaypal.http import (
    SessionMode, 
    PayPalToken,
    session_from_token
)

from pypaypal.clients.orders import OrderClient
from pypaypal.entities.base import PaypalApiResponse

order_id = 'some id'
token = PayPalToken.serialize(json.loads('A paypal OAuth token'))

# Sandbox session from a token
sandbox_session = session_from_token(
    token=token, 
    session_mode= SessionMode.SANDBOX
)

client = OrderClient.create(sandbox_session)
response: PaypalApiResponse = client.show_order_details(order_id)