Shiba
Shiba is a Python package that provides interfaces to PriceMinister Web services. Currently, all features works with Python3.x. (3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9)
Shiba supports all the Web services introduced by the PriceMinister developper blog.
The goal of Shiba is to provide PriceMinister active buyers/sellers an easy way to do their daily tasks for a good management of their account.
Installation
Install via pip:
$ pip install shiba
Install from source:
$ git clone git://github.com/shibaAPI/shiba.git $ cd shiba $ python setup.py install
Quick starting with Shiba
Import the shibaconnection module first, then the module(s) you wish to work with.
Instance the ShibaConnection class with your credentials, then instance the other modules with the newly created ShibaConnection instance.
You’re good to go!
Example:
from shiba.shibaconnection import ShibaConnection
from shiba.salesmanagement import SalesManagement
connection = ShibaConnection("mylogin", "mytoken")
sales = SalesManagement(connection)
newsales = sales.get_new_sales()
Testing Shiba
Shiba comes with its bunch of tests. Please refer to documentation for some information about testing options.
Documentation
Documentation is available on GitHub pages.
Extra documentation from the PriceMinister developper blog might be useful.
Feel free to comment, report bugs, or even contribute!
Thank you!
Shiba : Python API for PriceMinister WebServices
Version 1.2.1
Released on November 24th 2022
Add importitemshippingstatus call
Version 1.2.0
Released on XXX 2021
Reformat code using black
Compatibility to python 3.9
Removes python 3.4, 3.5
Version 1.1.12
Released on November 19 2018
Fix utf8 py3 way
Version 1.1.11
Released on October 30 2018
Add python3.7 support
Drop support for python27 and python33
Fix documentation
Merge ‘bypass xmlcreation’ from tboulogne
Change endpoints to rakuten
Version 1.1.10
Released on February 21st 2017
Fix malformed xml
Version 1.1.9
Released on December 15th 2016
Used furl to manipulate URLs
Version 1.1.8
Released on December 14th 2016
Fix encoding in urlencode
Version 1.1.7
Released on November 08th 2016
Fix broken pypi package
Version 1.1.6
Released on August 10th 2016
Updated the webservices versions
Version 1.1.5
Released on July 21st 2016
Python 3 support
3 maintainers
Metadata
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