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@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Introduction
paypal-query tool paypal-query tool
----------------- -----------------
This library includes a command line tool, ``paypal-query``, to quickly get information from the API; provide an illustration of using the library; and help with debugging. To use it, first write a configuration file ``~/.config/paypal_rest/config.ini`` with your client credentials from PayPal:: This library includes a command line tool, ``paypal-query``, to quickly get information from the API; provide an illustration of using the library; and help with debugging. To use it, first write a configuration file ``~/.config/paypal_rest/config.ini`` with your REST API app credentials from PayPal::
[query] [query]
client_id = ... client_id = ...
@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ To see an overview of transactions over a time period::
paypal-query [--begin DATETIME] [--end DATETIME] paypal-query [--begin DATETIME] [--end DATETIME]
Specify all datetimes in ISO8601 format: ``YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS``. You can omit any part of the time, or the whole thing. You can also add a timezone offset, like ``-04:00`` or ``+01:00``, or ``Z`` for UTC. Specify all datetimes in ISO8601 format: ``YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS``. You can stop at any divider and omit the rest. You can also add a timezone offset, like ``-04:00`` or ``+01:00``, or ``Z`` for UTC.
To see details of a specific transaction or subscription:: To see details of a specific transaction or subscription::
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Library quickstart Library quickstart
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Create a ``paypal_rest.client.PayPalAPIClient`` using one of the classmethod constructors, then call its methods and handle the results:: Create a ``paypal_rest.PayPalAPIClient`` using one of the classmethod constructors, then call its methods and handle the results::
config = configparser.ConfigParser() config = configparser.ConfigParser()
config.read(os.path.expanduser('~/.config/paypal_rest/config.ini')) config.read(os.path.expanduser('~/.config/paypal_rest/config.ini'))
paypal = paypal_rest.client.PayPalAPIClient.from_config(config['query']) paypal = paypal_rest.PayPalAPIClient.from_config(config['query'])
for txn in paypal.iter_transactions(start_date, end_date): for txn in paypal.iter_transactions(start_date, end_date):
... # txn is a paypal_rest.transaction.Transaction object you can query. ... # txn is a paypal_rest.transaction.Transaction object you can query.
For more details, refer to the pydoc for ``paypal_rest.PayPalAPIClient`` and ``paypal_rest.transaction.Transaction``.