python-brickscout-api 1.1.2

Wrapper for the BrickScout API

python-brickscout-api

Wrapper for the BrickScout API

Install

This package is published on PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/python-brickscout-api/

Install with pip

pip install python-brickscout-api

Usage

Usage at this point is minimal. I will extend this package as I go and as I need.

Create connection

You will need your username and password.

Create a new API connection

from brickscout.api import BrickScoutAPI
api = BrickScoutAPI(username='xxx', password='xxx')

Orders

1. Get all open orders

Orders are considered open if they have not been marked as deleted or shipped.

orders = api.orders.get_open_orders()
for order in orders.iterator():
    print(vars(order))

2. Retrieve an order

order = api.orders.get(id)
print(vars(order))

3. Update an order

order = api.orders.get(id)
order.internalComment = 'this is my new comment'
api.orders.update(order)

4. Mark an order as PAID

order = api.orders.get(id)
api.orders.mark_as_paid(order)

5. Mark an order as PACKED

order = api.orders.get(id)
api.orders.mark_as_packed(order)

4. Mark an order as SHIPPED

order = api.orders.get(id)
api.orders.mark_as_shipped(order)

Error handling

Basic error handling has been added. You can check if an error has occured during a call by checking the has_error attribute on an object. If the has_error has been set to True, an Error object will be attached to the error attribute of the same object. The Error object contains following attributes: type, exception_code, developer_message, more_info_url and timestamp.

order = api.orders.get(id)

if order.has_error:
    print(order.error.exception_code)
    print(order.error.developer_message)