Restinmagento is a client library for the Magento REST API.
It aims to provide a pythonic way to interact with magento REST resources through:
a straight forward low level API exposing standard HTTP methods on resources.
a higher level object oriented API (ORM or object database style)
some command line tools to help obtaining acces tokens from a Magento server.
Restinmagento uses semantic versioning. As a consequence the API should be considered unstable as long as version 1.0 is not reached. That being said, the API is already pretty stable and tested, so give it a shot !
Documentation
Documentation is available here: http://jmsinfor.com/projects/restinmagento/.
License
Restinmagento is offered under the MIT Licence.
Sponsor
Restinmagento is heavily sponsored by JMS Informatique .
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