Python client library for Best Buy's Catalog and Commerce APIs
Project description
python-bestbuy
A Python client library for Best Buy's APIs, providing synchronous and asynchronous HTTP clients for interacting with Best Buy's Catalog and Commerce services.
Features
- Dual API Support: Full support for both the Catalog API (product information, categories, stores, recommendations) and Commerce API (orders, fulfillment, pricing)
- Sync and Async Clients: Both synchronous and asynchronous clients for each API
- Automatic Pagination: Built-in paginators for iterating over large result sets
- Type Safety: Full Pydantic model validation for requests and responses
- Session Management: Automatic session handling for Commerce API authentication
- Payment Encryption: Built-in utilities for encrypting credit card data for guest orders
- Sandbox Support: Easy switching between production and sandbox environments
Installation
pip install python-bestbuy
Or using uv:
uv add python-bestbuy
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
- httpx
- pydantic-xml
- cryptography
Usage
Catalog API
The Catalog API provides access to Best Buy's product catalog, categories, store locations, and product recommendations.
from bestbuy.clients.catalog import CatalogClient, AsyncCatalogClient
# Initialize the client
client = CatalogClient(api_key="your-api-key")
Products
# Get a single product by SKU
product = client.products.get(sku=6487435)
print(f"{product.name}: ${product.sale_price}")
# Get specific attributes only
product = client.products.get(sku=6487435, show=["name", "salePrice", "manufacturer"])
# Search for products
results = client.products.search(
query="manufacturer=apple&salePrice<1000",
show=["sku", "name", "salePrice"],
sort="salePrice",
sort_order="asc",
page=1,
page_size=10
)
for product in results.products:
print(f"{product.sku}: {product.name}")
# List all products
results = client.products.list(page=1, page_size=10)
# Get warranties for a product
warranties = client.products.get_warranties(sku=6487435)
# Paginate through search results
for page in client.products.search_pages(query="onSale=true", page_size=100):
for product in page.products:
print(product.name)
# Iterate over individual products across all pages
for product in client.products.search_pages(query="onSale=true").items():
print(product.name)
# Limit pagination to a maximum number of pages
for product in client.products.search_pages(query="onSale=true", max_pages=5).items():
print(product.name)
Categories
# Get a single category
category = client.categories.get(category_id="abcat0100000")
print(f"{category.name}: {category.id}")
# Search for categories
results = client.categories.search(query="name=Laptops*")
for category in results.categories:
print(category.name)
# List all categories
results = client.categories.list(page=1, page_size=10)
# Paginate through categories
for category in client.categories.search_pages().items():
print(category.name)
Stores
# Get a single store by ID
store = client.stores.get(store_id=281)
print(f"{store.name}: {store.city}, {store.region}")
# Search for stores
results = client.stores.search(query="city=Minneapolis")
for store in results.stores:
print(f"{store.store_id}: {store.name}")
# List all stores
results = client.stores.list(page=1, page_size=10)
# Find stores near a ZIP code
results = client.stores.search_by_area(postal_code="55401", distance=25)
for store in results.stores:
print(f"{store.name} - {store.distance} miles")
# Find stores near coordinates
results = client.stores.search_by_area(lat=44.9778, lng=-93.2650, distance=10)
# Paginate through stores by area
for store in client.stores.search_by_area_pages(postal_code="55401").items():
print(store.name)
Recommendations
# Get trending products
trending = client.recommendations.trending()
for product in trending.results:
print(f"Trending: {product.name}")
# Get trending products in a specific category
trending = client.recommendations.trending(category_id="abcat0502000")
# Get most viewed products
most_viewed = client.recommendations.most_viewed()
for product in most_viewed.results:
print(f"Most viewed: {product.name}")
# Get products also viewed with a specific product
also_viewed = client.recommendations.also_viewed(sku=6487435)
for product in also_viewed.results:
print(f"Also viewed: {product.name}")
# Get products also bought with a specific product
also_bought = client.recommendations.also_bought(sku=6487435)
# Get products ultimately bought after viewing a product
ultimately_bought = client.recommendations.viewed_ultimately_bought(sku=6487435)
Async Catalog Client
import asyncio
from bestbuy.clients.catalog import AsyncCatalogClient
async def main():
client = AsyncCatalogClient(api_key="your-api-key")
# All operations are async
product = await client.products.get(sku=6487435)
print(product.name)
# Async pagination
async for product in client.products.search_pages(query="onSale=true").items():
print(product.name)
asyncio.run(main())
Commerce API
The Commerce API provides access to Best Buy's order management, fulfillment options, pricing, and payment services.
from bestbuy.clients.commerce import CommerceClient, AsyncCommerceClient
# Initialize the client (sandbox mode by default)
client = CommerceClient(
api_key="your-api-key",
username="your-username", # For registered orders
password="your-password",
sandbox=True # Use sandbox environment
)
# Production mode
client = CommerceClient(
api_key="your-api-key",
sandbox=False
)
Authentication
Authentication is required for registered orders (orders charged to your company credit card).
# Using context manager (recommended)
with client.auth:
# Session is automatically managed
response = client.orders.submit_registered(order)
# Session is automatically logged out
# With explicit credentials
with client.auth(username="user", password="pass"):
response = client.orders.submit_registered(order)
# Manual login/logout
client.auth.login()
try:
response = client.orders.submit_registered(order)
finally:
client.auth.logout()
Fulfillment Operations
# Check product availability
availability = client.fulfillment.check_availability(sku="5628900")
print(f"Shipping available: {availability.available_for_shipping}")
print(f"Pickup available: {availability.available_for_pickup}")
print(f"Delivery available: {availability.available_for_delivery}")
print(f"Max quantity: {availability.max_quantity}")
# Get shipping options
shipping = client.fulfillment.get_shipping_options(
sku="5628900",
address1="123 Main St",
city="Minneapolis",
state="MN",
postalcode="55401"
)
for option in shipping.options:
print(f"{option.name}: ${option.price} - Delivery by {option.expected_delivery_date}")
# Find stores with product availability
stores = client.fulfillment.find_stores(
sku="5628900",
zip_code="55401",
store_count=5
)
for store in stores.stores:
print(f"{store.name}: {store.availability_msg}")
# Get home delivery options (for large items)
delivery_options = client.fulfillment.get_delivery_options(
sku="5628900",
zip_code="55401"
)
for option in delivery_options.options:
print(f"{option.delivery_date}: {option.start_time} - {option.end_time}")
# Get delivery services (installation, haul away, etc.)
services = client.fulfillment.get_delivery_services(
sku="5628900",
zip_code="55401"
)
for service in services.delivery_services:
print(f"{service.service_display_name}: ${service.price}")
Pricing Operations
# Get unit price for a SKU
price = client.pricing.get_unit_price(sku="5628900")
print(f"Price: ${price.unit_price.value}")
# Get combined product service info (availability, price, shipping, stores)
product_info = client.pricing.get_product_service(
sku="5628900",
zip_code="55401"
)
Order Operations
from bestbuy.models.commerce import (
OrderSubmitRegisteredRequest,
OrderSubmitGuestRequest,
OrderList,
OrderItem,
Fulfillment,
AddressFulfillment,
ShippingAddress,
Tender,
)
# Create a registered order (requires authentication)
order = OrderSubmitRegisteredRequest(
id="my-order-123",
order_list=OrderList(
id="list-1",
items=[
OrderItem(
id="item-1",
quantity=1,
sku="5628900"
)
]
),
fulfillment=Fulfillment(
address_fulfillment=AddressFulfillment(
address=ShippingAddress(
address1="123 Main St",
city="Minneapolis",
state="MN",
postalcode="55401"
),
shipping_option_key="1" # From get_shipping_options
)
),
tender=Tender()
)
# Review order (get accurate tax calculation)
with client.auth:
review_response = client.orders.review(order)
print(f"Total: ${review_response.total}")
# Submit the order
submit_response = client.orders.submit_registered(order)
print(f"Order ID: {submit_response.id_map}")
# Query an existing order (no auth required)
order_details = client.orders.query(
order_id="BBY01-123456789",
last_name="Smith",
phone_number="6125551234"
)
print(f"Status: {order_details.status}")
# Lookup order by ID (requires auth)
with client.auth:
order_details = client.orders.lookup(order_id="BBY01-123456789")
Guest Orders
Guest orders are charged to the customer's credit card and require payment encryption.
from bestbuy.utils.encryption import create_encrypted_payment_token
# Get encryption key
encryption_key = client.encryption.get_encryption_key()
# Create encrypted payment token
payment_token = create_encrypted_payment_token(
card_number="5424180279791773",
base64_encoded_public_key=encryption_key.base64_encoded_public_key_bytes,
terminal_id=encryption_key.terminal_id,
track_id=encryption_key.track_id,
key_id=encryption_key.key_id
)
# Create guest order with encrypted payment
guest_order = OrderSubmitGuestRequest(
id="guest-order-123",
order_list=OrderList(
id="list-1",
items=[
OrderItem(id="item-1", quantity=1, sku="5628900")
]
),
fulfillment=Fulfillment(
address_fulfillment=AddressFulfillment(
address=ShippingAddress(
address1="123 Main St",
city="Minneapolis",
state="MN",
postalcode="55401"
),
shipping_option_key="1"
)
),
tender=Tender(
# Include encrypted payment token in tender
)
)
# Submit guest order (no auth required)
response = client.orders.submit_guest(guest_order)
Encryption Operations
# Get the public encryption key for guest orders
key_response = client.encryption.get_encryption_key()
print(f"Terminal ID: {key_response.terminal_id}")
print(f"Track ID: {key_response.track_id}")
print(f"Key ID: {key_response.key_id}")
Async Commerce Client
import asyncio
from bestbuy.clients.commerce import AsyncCommerceClient
async def main():
client = AsyncCommerceClient(
api_key="your-api-key",
username="your-username",
password="your-password"
)
# Check availability
availability = await client.fulfillment.check_availability(sku="5628900")
print(availability.available_for_shipping)
# Async authentication context
async with client.auth:
response = await client.orders.submit_registered(order)
asyncio.run(main())
Configuration Options
Catalog Client Options
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
api_key |
str | Required | Best Buy API key |
base_url |
str | https://api.bestbuy.com |
API base URL |
timeout_ms |
int | 30000 |
Request timeout in milliseconds |
log_level |
int | logging.WARNING |
Logging level |
Commerce Client Options
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
api_key |
str | Required | Best Buy API key |
username |
str | None | Billing account username |
password |
str | None | Billing account password |
partner_id |
str | None | Partner ID for orders |
sandbox |
bool | True |
Use sandbox environment |
auto_logout |
bool | True |
Auto-logout on session end |
base_url |
str | Auto | API base URL (auto-set based on sandbox) |
timeout_ms |
int | 30000 |
Request timeout in milliseconds |
log_level |
int | logging.WARNING |
Logging level |
Error Handling
from bestbuy.exceptions import APIError, ConfigError, SessionRequiredError
try:
product = client.products.get(sku=999999999)
except APIError as e:
print(f"API Error: {e.message}")
print(f"Error Code: {e.code}")
print(f"Response: {e.response_text}")
except ConfigError as e:
print(f"Configuration Error: {e}")
# Commerce API specific
try:
client.orders.submit_registered(order) # Without authentication
except SessionRequiredError as e:
print("Must be logged in to submit orders")
Sandbox Testing
For the Commerce API, use the sandbox environment for testing:
client = CommerceClient(
api_key="your-sandbox-api-key",
sandbox=True # Default
)
# Test credit card for sandbox
# Card Number: 5424180279791773
# Expiration: 12/2025
# CVV: 999
Development
Running Tests
uv run pytest
Running Type Checks
uv run mypy
License
MIT
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