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paddle-client

Python wrapper around the Paddle.com API

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Paddle Client

A python (3.5+) wrapper around the Paddle.com API

If you are looking at integrating Paddle with Django check out dj-paddle

The full documentation is available at: https://paddle-client.readthedocs.io

Note: Several of the Paddle Endpoints are currently not working as expected. See Failing endpoints below.

Quick start

Installation

pip install paddle-client

Basic Usage

To use the Paddle API you will need a Paddle Vendor ID and API key which can be found on Paddle's authentication page

from paddle import PaddleClient


paddle = PaddleClient(vendor_id=12345, api_key='myapikey')
paddle.list_products()

If vendor_id and api_key are not passed through when initialising Paddle will fall back and try and use environmental variables called PADDLE_VENDOR_ID and PADDLE_API_KEY

export PADDLE_VENDOR_ID=12345
export PADDLE_API_KEY="myapikey"
from paddle import PaddleClient


paddle = PaddleClient()
paddle.list_products()

Paddle sandbox environment

The Paddle sandbox environment is a separate Paddle environment which can be used for development and testing. You are required to create a new account in this environment, different to your production account.

Once you have this account setup and configured you can user the sandbox account by passing sandbox=True when initialising the Paddle Client. This will send all API calls to the Paddle sandbox URLs instead of the production URLs

from paddle import PaddleClient


paddle = PaddleClient(vendor_id=12345, api_key='myapikey', sandbox=True)

It is also possible to turn the sandbox environment on using an environmental variable called PADDLE_SANDBOX:

export PADDLE_SANDBOX="true"
from paddle import PaddleClient


paddle = PaddleClient(vendor_id=12345, api_key='myapikey')

Documentation

The full documentation is available on Read the Docs: https://paddle-client.readthedocs.io

Contributing

All contributions are welcome and appreciated. Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for more details including details on how to run tests etc.

Paddle Endpoints

The below endpoints from the Paddle API Reference have been implemented

For full details see the API Reference in the docs. This includes details on parameters and return types for all the different methods as well as other helper methods around the Paddle.com API.

See Usage below for quick examples.

Checkout API

Product API

Subscription API

Alert API

Usage

See the API Reference in the docs for full usage with param are return details.

# Checkout API
paddle.get_order_details(checkout_id='aaaa-bbbb-cccc-1234')
paddle.get_user_history(email='test@example.com')
paddle.get_prices(product_ids=[1234])

# Product API
paddle.list_coupons(product_id=1234)
paddle.create_coupon(
    coupon_type='product',
    discount_type='percentage',
    discount_amount=50,
    allowed_uses=1,
    recurring=False,
    currency='USD',
    product_ids=[1234],
    coupon_code='50%OFF',
    description='50% off coupon over $10',
    expires='2030-01-01 10:00:00',
    minimum_threshold=10,
    group='paddle-python',
)
paddle.delete_coupon(coupon_code='mycoupon', product_id=1234)
paddle.update_coupon(
    coupon_code='mycoupon',
    new_coupon_code='40%OFF',
    new_group='paddle-python-test',
    product_ids=[1234],
    expires='2030-01-01 10:00:00',
    allowed_uses=1,
    currency='USD',
    minimum_threshold=10,
    discount_amount=40,
    recurring=True
)
paddle.list_products()
paddle.list_transactions(entity='subscription', entity_id=1234)
paddle.refund_product_payment(order_id=1234, amount=0.01, reason='reason')

# Subscription API
paddle.list_plans()
paddle.get_plan(plan=123)
paddle.create_plan(
    plan_name='plan_name',
    plan_trial_days=14,
    plan_length=1,
    plan_type='month',
    main_currency_code='USD',
    initial_price_usd=50,
    recurring_price_usd=50,
)
paddle.list_subscription_users()
paddle.cancel_subscription(subscription_id=1234)
paddle.update_subscription(subscription_id=1234, pause=True)
paddle.update_subscription(
    subscription_id=1234,
    quantity=10.00,
    currency='USD',
    recurring_price=10.00,
    bill_immediately=False,
    plan_id=123,
    prorate=True,
    keep_modifiers=True,
    passthrough='passthrough',
)
paddle.pause_subscription(subscription_id=1234)
paddle.resume_subscription(subscription_id=1234)
paddle.add_modifier(subscription_id=1234, modifier_amount=10.5)
paddle.delete_modifier(modifier_id=10)
paddle.list_modifiers()
paddle.list_subscription_payments()
paddle.reschedule_subscription_payment(payment_id=4567, date='2030-01-01')
paddle.create_one_off_charge(
    subscription_id=1234,
    amount=0.0,
    charge_name="Add X on top of subscription"
)

# Alert API
paddle.get_webhook_history()

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