synup-sdk 0.1.2

Python SDK for the Synup API

Synup SDK

Installation

pip install synup-sdk

For local development from the engineering-scripts:

pip install -e synup-sdk

Configuration

Create a client with your API key. You can generate API keys from your Synup workspace: Settings → Integrations → Generate.

from synup import SynupClient

client = SynupClient(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY")

Optional: use a custom base URL (default is https://api.synup.com):

client = SynupClient(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY", base_url="https://api.synup.com")

Fetch all locations

Single page (with pagination)

Get one page of locations and use the returned cursors to paginate:

result = client.fetch_all_locations(first=10)

# List of location dicts
locations = result["locations"]

# Pagination info
page_info = result["page_info"]
# page_info["has_next_page"], page_info["has_previous_page"]
# page_info["start_cursor"], page_info["end_cursor"]

# Next page
if page_info["has_next_page"]:
    next_result = client.fetch_all_locations(first=10, after=page_info["end_cursor"])

All locations (auto-paginate)

Fetch every location in one call; the SDK will follow cursors until all are retrieved:

all_locations = client.fetch_all_locations(fetch_all=True)
# all_locations is a list of location dicts

Optional: set page size when using fetch_all=True (default is 100):

all_locations = client.fetch_all_locations(fetch_all=True, page_size=50)

Search and filter locations

You can fetch locations by location ID, store code, name (search), folder, or tags.

By location IDs

You can pass numeric IDs (e.g. 16808) or base64-encoded IDs (e.g. "TG9jYXRpb246MTY4MDg="). Numeric IDs are encoded as Location:{id} under the hood.

# Using numeric IDs (recommended)
locations = client.fetch_locations_by_ids([16808, 16749])

# Using base64-encoded IDs (also supported)
locations = client.fetch_locations_by_ids(["TG9jYXRpb246MTY4MDg=", "TG9jYXRpb246MTY3NDk="])

By store codes

locations = client.fetch_locations_by_store_codes(["STORE01", "STORE02"])

By name (search)

Searches location name, street address, and store_id by default. Optional fields limits search to specific fields (e.g. ["store_id"], ["name"]).

# One page
result = client.search_locations("cafe", first=10)
locations = result["locations"]
page_info = result["page_info"]

# All matches (auto-paginate)
all_matches = client.search_locations("cafe", fetch_all=True)

By folder

Fetch all locations under a folder (and its subfolders). Use either folder ID or folder name.

# By folder name
locations = client.fetch_locations_by_folder(folder_name="franchise")

# By folder ID (UUID)
locations = client.fetch_locations_by_folder(folder_id="67049f29-3bc6-4e82-875b-02159b4b1fea")

By tags

Fetch locations that have any of the given tags.

# One page
result = client.fetch_locations_by_tags(["recent", "vip"], first=10)

# All (auto-paginate)
locations = client.fetch_locations_by_tags(["recent"], fetch_all=True)

# Only active
locations = client.fetch_locations_by_tags(["recent"], archived=False, fetch_all=True)

Listings for a location

All listing methods accept a location ID as numeric (e.g. 16808) or base64-encoded; numeric IDs are encoded automatically.

Premium listings

listings = client.fetch_premium_listings(16808)
# List of dicts: id, site, syncStatus, displayStatus, listingUrl, etc.

Voice assistant listings (Google, Alexa, Siri, etc.)

listings = client.fetch_voice_listings(16808)
# name, voiceIdentifier, syncStatus, etc.

Errors

On non-2xx API responses, the client raises SynupAPIError:

from synup import SynupClient, SynupAPIError

client = SynupClient(api_key="...")
try:
    client.fetch_all_locations()
except SynupAPIError as e:
    print(e.status_code, e.response_body)

Version

Current version: 0.1.2