scourge
scourge, named after a group of starlings, lets you get summary tracking information from various carriers. currently supported carriers:
- ups
- fedex
- pilot
- metropolitan
- non-stop delivery
used for wismo and wigmo. powered by angry penguins.
notes
- the summary tracking results are limited to dates because the ups api only provides localized date/time information and does not provide time zone information
- the ups api does not provide invoice information
contributing
getting started
install uv if not already installed:
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
git clone git@github.com:angry-penguins/scourge
make setup
to test you will need an aws sso profile for angry_penguins in your aws
config. you can read more about the sso setup in confluence.
aws configure --profile=angry_penguins set region us-east-2
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