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This is a tool for working with the AGCOD service and can be used for easily creating, cancelling and checking the status of Amazon gift codes.
pip install agcod
from agcod import client
client.sandbox = True # default is True, False will use production URLs
client.debug = False # default is False
client.aws_region_name = 'us-east-1' # Default is us-east-1
client.partner_id = '<Your Partner ID>'
client.aws_key_id = '<Your AWS Key ID>'
client.aws_secret_key = '<Your AWS Secret Key>'
# Request ID must begin with Partner ID
request_id = client.partner_id + 'EXAMPLE'
amount = 1.00
currency = 'USD'
# Create a new gift code
result = client.create_gift_card(request_id, amount, currency)
# Example response
# {
# "cardInfo": {
# "cardNumber": null,
# "cardStatus": "Fulfilled",
# "expirationDate": null,
# "value": {
# "amount": 1.0,
# "currencyCode": "USD"
# }
# },
# "creationRequestId": "MyidEXAMPLE",
# "gcClaimCode": "ABCD-12345-WXYZ",
# "gcExpirationDate": null,
# "gcId": "AA11BB22CC33DD",
# "status": "SUCCESS"
# }
# Cancel that gift code
client.cancel_gift_card(request_id, result['gcId'])
# Get account balance
client.get_available_funds()
# Example response
# {
# "availableFunds": {
# "amount": 1250.00,
# "currencyCode": "USD"
# },
# "status": "SUCCESS",
# "timestamp": "20180802T155339Z"
# }
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A tool for Amazon Gift Code On-Demand (AGCOD)
We found that agcod demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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