An unofficial Python client for the BigCommerce API.
This project is currently in an alpha state.
pip install bigc
To authenticate, you'll need the BigCommerce store's hash and an access token.
from bigc import BigCommerceAPI
store_hash = '000000000'
access_token = '0000000000000000000000000000000'
bigcommerce = BigCommerceAPI(store_hash, access_token)
order: dict = bigcommerce.orders.get(101)
orders: list[dict] = list(bigcommerce.orders.all(customer_id=1))
The following resources are currently supported:
cartscategoriescheckoutscustomer_groupscustomersordersproductsproduct_variantswebhooksFor resources or parameters that aren't officially supported yet, bigc also includes a flexible API client that can be used to make direct requests to the BigCommerce API.
bigcommerce = BigCommerceAPI(store_hash, access_token)
product = bigcommerce.api.v3.get('/products/77', params={'include': 'videos'})
order_messages = bigcommerce.api.v2.get_many('/orders/101/messages')
Some extra utility functions that don't interact with the BigCommerce API are available in bigc.utils.
bigc.utils.parse_rfc2822_date: Convert an RFC-2822 date (used by some BigCommerce APIs) to a datetimeFor convenience, some constants are made available in bigc.data.
bigc.data.BigCommerceOrderStatus: An Enum of order statuses and their IDsFAQs
Unofficial client for the BigCommerce API
We found that bigc 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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