TPL Python API

A Python wrapper for the 3PL Central REST API

Usage

set up a .env file in the root of the project:

BASE_URL="https://secure-wms.com"
AUTH_PATH="AuthServer/api/Token"
CLIENT_ID="your-id"
CLIENT_SECRET="your-secret"
FACILITY_ID=99
TPL_KEY="your-tpl-key"
GRANT_TYPE="client_credentials"
USER_LOGIN_ID="name-this-whatever-you-want"
ROUTING_INFO_ACCOUNT_NUMBER="ups-account-number"

Verify that you can access the api by running

python3 -m verify_credentials

Then, run the following get a list of methods you can try out, with a handy run-in-place CLI:

python3 -m examples

Which endpoint do you want to try?
1) cancel_test_order

2) create_test_item

3) create_test_order

4) get_carriers_list

5) get_order

Enter a number:

License

MIT

See LICENSE for more details

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