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This is the python wrapper for the Lob.com API. See full Lob.com documentation here. For best results, be sure that you're using the latest version of the Lob API and the latest version of the python wrapper.
This library supports active Python releases (i.e., versions which have not reached their end of life), as well as PyPy 3. The currently supported versions include:
Lob Python wrapper works in the object oriented style. That is, to make calls you have to call the method on a class and the return types are python objects. To get a dict
on any object, you can call the to_dict()
method of the object.
Here's a general overview of the Lob services available, click through to read more.
Please read through the official API Documentation to get a complete sense of what to expect from each endpoint.
First, you will need to first create an account at Lob.com and obtain your Test and Live API Keys.
Once you have created an account, you can access your API Keys from the Settings Panel.
You can use pip
to install the package.
pip install lob
To initialize the wrapper, import lob
and set the api_key
import lob
lob.api_key = 'your-api-key'
// set an api version (optional)
lob.api_version = 'api-version'
We've provided an example script you can run in examples/ that has examples of how to use the lob-python wrapper with some of our core endpoints.
We've provided various examples for you to try out here.
There are simple scripts to demonstrate how to create all the core Lob objects (checks, letters, postcards. etc.) as well as more complex examples that utilize other libraries and external files.
The full and comprehensive documentation of Lob's APIs is available here.
lob-python uses Pipenv to manage development environments and dependencies.
You install all the development requirements by running
$ pipenv install --dev
$ pipenv shell
You can run all tests with the command LOB_API_KEY=YOUR_TEST_API_KEY pytest
in the main directory.
$ LOB_API_KEY=YOUR_TEST_API_KEY pytest
Alternatively you can add the LOB_API_KEY
to a .env
file in the project root directory and use the pipenv run tests
script.
pipenv run tests
lob-python includes bumpversion as a development dependency. This tool should be used when changing the version number, as it will ensure that it's updated correctly and consistently.
Running bumpversion will increment the specified version part (major
, minor
, patch
), commit the change,
and tag it.
$ bumpversion <part>
After the version has been bumped, you can push the change and tag.
$ git push origin head
$ git push origin --tags
Finally, create the distribution and push it to PyPI using twine.
$ python setup.py sdist
...
Writing lob-4.0.0/setup.cfg
Creating tar archive
removing 'lob-4.0.0' (and everything under it)
$ twine upload dist/lob-4.0.0.tar.gz
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Released under the MIT License, which can be found in the repository in LICENSE.txt
.
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