Python Rakuten Web Service
Unofficial Python Client for Rakuten Web Service
Free software: MIT license
Documentation: https://rakuten-ws.readthedocs.io.
Supported APIs
Installation
- Requirements:
python >= 2.7
python-lxml
You can install, upgrade, uninstall rakuten-ws with these commands:
$ pip install [--user] rakuten-ws $ pip install [--user] --upgrade rakuten-ws $ pip uninstall rakuten-ws
Development
konch provides a useful development environment. To execute it, run the command:
konch
The old solution was to use ptpython in interactive mode. To execute it, run the command:
webservice
Python Rakuten Web Service changelog
Version 0.5.2
Release on January 20th 2023
Add python 3.11 compatibility
Remove python 2 compat code
Black code
Version 0.5.1
Release on August 22th 2020
Fixed the recording of the response by scrubbing more information
Version 0.5.0
Release on August 22th 2020
Added the new API RakutenPayOrder
Version 0.4.4
Release on November 6th 2019
Fixed the parameters for RmsService.items.update
Updated the API version of some endpoints
Version 0.4.3
Released on April 19th 2017
Set RmsOrderAPI.getOrder.isOrderNumberOnlyFlg to False by default.
Version 0.4.3.dev0
unreleased
Version 0.4.2
Released on March 31st 2017
Fixed RmsOrderAPI.getOrder and RmsOrderAPI.updateOrder
Version 0.4.1
Released on March 29th 2017
Retrieve inventory information about multiple items at once (RmsInventoryAPI)
Version 0.4.0
Released on March 27th 2017
Added support for RmsInventoryAPI
Version 0.3.0
Released on March 21st 2017
Added support for RMS Category API
Version 0.2.1
Released on February 28th 2017
Dropped upload_images function to keep the project as close as possible to Rakuten APIs
Sorted xml keys recursively
Version 0.2.0
Released on February 22nd 2017
Added support for RMS Cabinet API
Added support for RMS Navigation API
Added support for Python 3.6
Version 0.1.1
Released on January 13th 2017
Included WSDL files in the Pypi package
Version 0.1.0
Released on January 03rd 2017
First release on PyPI.
2 maintainers
Metadata
2 maintainers
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