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Description:

pythonwepay 1.5.0

Features

Make API calls in a very natural pythonic way, ex:

>>> api = WePay(production=False, access_token='STAGE_243...')
>>> response = api.account.create("name", "description", type='nonprofit')
>>> account_id = response['account_id']
>>> callback_uri = "https://example.com/ipn/account/%s" % account_id
>>> response = api.account.modify(account_id, callback_uri=callback_uri)
>>> api.preapproval.create("short description", "daily", amount=45.5, account_id=account_id)
{'preapproval_id': 619202, 'preapproval_uri': 'https://stage.wepay.com/api/preapproval/619202'}

Validation of all required and optional parameters to each one of the calls.
Very easy construction of batch calls, simply by passing batch_mode=True to
a call, ex:

>>> call1 = api.checkout.create(1234, short_description, type, amount, batch_mode=True)
>>> call2 = api.withdrawal.find(1235, sort_order='ASC', access_token='access_token_for_other_account', batch_mode=True)
>>> response = api.batch.create(client_id, client_secret, [call1, call2])

About
This package started as a part of Django WePay Application, but I soon realized it could be
useful to other developers in Python community that do not use Django. Originally it meant to be an extension of an
official Python WePay SDK, but instead
it became a replacement. This package is also listed as a third party Python
SDK on WePay.

Status
Production.

Requirements

Python >= 2.7 or >= 3.2
Registered Application with WePay production site or
it’s development clone.
six.
requests (optional):
mock (optional, for tests only)

Installation
pip install python-wepay

Documentation
http://python-wepay.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html

License
MIT licensed. See the bundled LICENSE file for more details.

Changelog

1.5.0

added /account/membership/ calls.
added /user/mfa/ calls.
New API version 2015-09-09 changes are reflected in this SDK version:

/withrawal/create is deprecated.

New API version 2015-08-15 changes are reflected in this SDK version:

/account/create now accepts both old and new style params.

removed deprecated call /user/resend_confirmation.
/accout/create and /account/modify now accept country_options and
fee_schedule_slot params
added restricted credit_card/transfer call.

1.4.4

renamed user.resend_confirmation call to user.send_confirmation.

1.4.3

improved documentation.

1.4.0

Removed backward compatibility with official Python WePay SDK.
introduced WePayHTTPError, which is a base exception for both WePayClientError and WePayServerError
added cached_property decorator.
changed they way calls are initialized. This change doesn’t affect the way calls are made.

1.3.5

Fixed and improved error handling, new exceptions: WePayClientError and WePayServerError.

1.3.4

Connection timeout can be specified on per call basis.

1.3.0

Python 3 compatible
Calls are made using requests
library by default (if installed), falls back to urllib if requests
are not installed or if WePay is initialized with
use_requests=False.
WePayConnectionError is raised
in case there is a problem connecting to WePay server, ex. timeout.
Addition of a full test suit.
Minor:

‘original_ip’ and ‘original_device’ params are now optional in
/credit_card/create.
silent mode is more flexible.
Moved SubscriptionPlan and SubscriptionCharge to their own modules.
Moved WePayWarning over to wepay.exceptions module.

1.2.0

New API version 2014-01-08 changes are reflected in this SDK version:

implemented /user/register and user/resend_confirmation calls.
added /account/get_update_uri and /account/get_reserve_details
depricated /account/add_bank, /account/balance, /account/get_tax
and /account/set_tax calls.

restructured SDK in such a way that all API objects are separate classes, so
as an example, if we have a WePay instance api = WePay() and we want to
make a /account/find call, it will look like this api.account.find()
instead of api.account_find() (notice . instead of _), although in
this version both are equivalent, latter one is depricated and will be removed
in version 1.3. Despite these changes lookup calls will be the same, ex.
api.account(12345).
Added flexibility to use different API version per call basis. So it is now
possible to make a depricated call like this: api.account.balance(1234, api_version='2011-01-15')
added batch_reference_id keyword argument to each call that accepts
batch_mode

1.1.2

Added required arguments to /credit_card/create call:

original_ip
original_device

1.1.0

Added subscription calls:

/subscription_plan
/subscription
/subscription_charge

Few bug and spelling fixes.

1.0.0

Initial release