#Inkmonk - python client#

The Python client for interacting with the Inkmonk API hosted at https://inkmonk.in/api/v1

Installation

1. Download the zip file.

2. Run python setup.py install.

3. Set api key and secret key as follows,

    import inkmonk
    inkmonk.config.API_KEY='4f52176c7b894a9ab5a15777feeba02124022015190803287306'
    inkmonk.config.API_SECRET='a63421f75f9b4bb58fb3ae63fffbfd9024022015190803287405'
   

4. Start using

    inkmonk.Merchandise.all()
   

Alternatively you can also set the API KEY and API_SECRET in the config.py file itself after step 1 and do only step 2. You can then start using it without having to set programmatically.

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Usage

The following classes are available

1. Merchandise
2. SKU
3. Tshirt
4. Claim
5. Campaign
6. Shipment

For all these classes you have the following methods available

1. create

    c=Campaign.create(
    	slots=[{'quantity': 1,
    			'choices': [sk.id for sk in sks]}],
    	campaign_title="This is a new campaign",
    	customers=['surya@stickystamp.com'],
    	template_body="Hello",
    	template_header="Heading",
    	form_title="Awesome Title")
   

2. all

    tshirts = inkmonk.Tshirt.all()
   
    for t in tshirts:
    	print t.name
   

3. get

    tee = inkmonk.Tshirt.get('U1-C81C-TS-RNE-CO')
   

4. update

    tee_updated = inkmonk.Tshirt.update('U1-C81C-TS-RNE-CO', color="Navy Blue")
   

5. patch

Apart from these methods, you can also directly use the core HTTP methods on specific endpoints if the structure is non standard REST ( for internal use ) The following core methods are present

1. get
2. all
3. post
4. put
5. patch

Eg: inkmonk.core.all('tshirts')

You can pass the query params like this

inkmonk.core.all('skus', params = {'categorized': 'old'})

If you really really dont want any of the fancy classes and want just the raw response, you can still do it by passing raw=True to the core methods.

response = inkmonk.core.all('skus', raw=True)