📦📦 pplmyapi (Python PPL myAPI wrapper)

Czech PPL (Professional Parcel Logistic) API wrapper written in Python. Helps you to communicate with PPL myAPI without worring about fetching access tokens and constructing your own requests. All (hopefully) done for you in the background.

Install it from PyPI

pip install pplmyapi

Usage

This is still a work in progress, so the API might change in the future. However, the basic usage is as follows:

1. Create a PPL instance with your credentials
2. obtain a RESTConnector instance from the PPL instance.
3. use the RESTConnector instance to communicate with the PPL REST API (myAPI2)

Send a package

# Create Package instance with all the required data and 6 packages in the set
package = Package(
    reference_id="123456789",
    package_product_type=Product.PPL_PARCEL_CZ_PRIVATE_COD,
    note = "test",
    recipient=Recipient(
        name="John Doe",
        city="Hradec Králové",
        street="Hlavní 1",
        zip_code="50001",
        phone="123456789",
        email="j.doe@example.com",
        country = 'CZ'
    ),
    sender=Sender(
        name="Test s.r.o.",
        street="Testovací 55/36",
        city="Praha",
        zip_code="11000",
        country="CZ",
    ),
    payment_info=PaymentInfo(
        cod_price=100,
        cod_currency='CZK',
        cod_vs='123456789',
        insurance_price=100,
        insurance_currency='CZK',
        specific_symbol='123456',
        bank_account='123456789',
        bank_code='0300'
    ),
    weighted_package_info=WeightedPackageInfo(
        weight=10.22,
    ),
    package_set=(
        PackageSet(
            total_packages = 6,
        )
    ),
    flags=[
        PackageFlag(
            code=Flag.CL,
            value=True
        )
    ],
)
# create packages
packages = [package]

# create rest_connector
rest_con = ppl.connector()

# create rest_action
response = rest_con.post_shipments(
    packages=packages,
    file_path = './out_test',
    file_name = 'test_010223.pdf',
)

Response from the API is a dictionary containing the following keys:

• labels: base64 encoded labels from the API (all together)
• packages: list of Package instances (initionaly passed to the post_shipments function) with extended shipment_number attribute, label_base64 attribute (with single label) and extended package_set attribute (with related_packages attribute containing list of Package instances related to the current package with the same reference_id attribute but different shipment_number attribute)

Get label for a package

# TODO

Development

If you're keen on contributing to this project, you can do so by forking this repository and creating a pull request. Please make sure to follow the PEP8 style guide.