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These library will help you with the usage of Shipwire API.

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Installing via Composer

The recommended way to install Shipwire-API is through Composer.

# Install Composer
curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php

Next, run the Composer command to install the latest stable version of Shipwire-API:

composer require flydreamers/shipwire-api

After installing, you need to require Composer's autoloader:

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

Documentation

Initial configuration

To configure the library just call ShipwireConnector::init() function to and start using it.

To use it you only have to configure your username and password in The clientyour config-local file like this:

ShipwireConnector::init($config['username'], $config['password'], 'sandbox');

Stock

To check for Stock of a product:

$response = $stock->getStockBySKUs(['CAPTRACKERBLUE']);

If you have more than one SKU, just add them to the array like:

$response = $stock->getStockBySKUs(['CAPTRACKERBLUE', 'CAPTRACKERRED', 'ETCETERA']);

Extra parameters can be used. See \flydreamers\shipwire\Stock for more information.

Rates

You can ask Shipwire API for a shipping rate using Rate class.

$rate = new Rate;
$options = [
 "currency" => "USD",
 "groupBy" => "all",
 "canSplit" => 1,
 "warehouseArea" => "US"
];

$address = Address::createFromArray([
 "address1" => "6501 Railroad Avenue SE",
 "address2" => "Room 315",
 "address3" => "",
 "city" => "Snoqualmie",
 "postalCode" => "85283",
 "region" => "WA",
 "country" => "US",
 "isCommercial" => 0,
 "isPoBox" => 0
]);

$items = [
 ['sku' => 'CAPTRACKERBLUE', 'quantity' => 3]
];

$shippingInfo = $rate->quote($address, $items, $options);

Orders

$order = new \flydreamers\shipwire\Order();

TBD

##Issues and Feature Requests

If you have issues to report, or issues to request, use the issue tracker in Github.

##Contributing

Currently, the library isn't very feature rich or mature. If you'd like to offer improvements:

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch git checkout -b feature-name
3. Commit your changes git commit -am 'Add feature' *
4. Push the branch git push origin feature-name
5. Create a pull request

##Contact

Have a question? I'm on twitter: @sebathi

##License

MIT