#A basic python api for indix

Requires:

• python2.7, python3.3, or pypy2.7
• requests library
  (Untested on pypy3.3)

Very basic use:

  from indix import IndixRestClient
  indix=IndixRestClient(app_id=your_app_id, app_key=your_app_key)

To search products by a query:

  response=indix.products(query="QUERY_GOES_HERE")

Other fucntions include:

  indix.brands(query="brand_name")                # Brands
  indix.stores(query="store_name")                # Stores
  indix.categories()                              # Lists all available catagories
  indix.productById(id="productId",pageNumber=1)  # Gets $page_number of $id
  indix.pricesById(id="id")                       # Gets historical prices for item with $id

And the rest of the options for indix.products:

int pageNumber:     page number to get
string query:       what to search for
string storeId:     storeId from indix.stores
string brandId:     brandId from indix.brands
string categoryId:  categoryId from indix.categroies
float startPrice:   Low price to search for
float endPrice:     High price to search for
priceHistoryAvail:  if True, will only return products with price history available
sortBy:             one of "RELEVANCE", "PRICE_LOW_TO_HIGH", "PRICE_HIGH_TO_LOW", "MOST_RECENT", or blank

To get the json from the response:

 response.json()

(With pypy is seems to be necessary to remove the (), ie response.json

I also included a small function to make pretty printing easier:

  from indix import pretty_print
  pretty_print(response.json())

You can also set the app_id (INDIX_APP_ID) and app_key (INDIX_APP_KEY) as environment variables, and python will (should) see them.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at matthew@mtbentley.us.
Please use the issues tracker for any bugs or feature requests.
And as always, please feel free to submit pull requests.