WebCase Delivery API
SDK for Delivery's(Ukrainian logistics company) API.
Installation
pip install wc-delivery-auto-sdk
Usage
from wc_delivery_auto.client import Client
delivery = Client()
# Getting cities list
cities = delivery.geo.cities.get_list()
TODO
- Geography catalog lookup methods.
- [_] Streets catalog lookup methods.
- [_] Warehouses catalog lookup methods.
- [_] Counterparty management methods.
- [_] Registries management methods.
- [_] Waybills management methods.
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