README

Welcome to the SellerCenter SDK repository.

Installation

The recommended way to install this package is through composer.

composer require mobly/sellercenter-sdk

Here you can check sample usage of all SellerCenter API methods current available through this SDK.

GetProducts - Get all or a range of products
ProductCreate - Create a new product
ProductUpdate - Update the attributes of one or more existing products
ProductRemove - Removes one or more products
Image - Set the Images for a Product, by associating one or more URLs with it
GetBrands - Get all or a range of product brands
GetCategoryTree - Get the list of all product categories
GetCategoryAttributes - Returns a list of attributes with options for a given category. It will also display attributes for TaxClass and ShipmentType, with their possible values listed as options
GetCategoriesByAttributeSet - Returns a list of all attribute set categories

FeedList - Returns all feeds created in the last 30 days
FeedOffsetList - Returns all or a subset of all feeds created in the last 30 days
FeedCount - Feed Statistics
FeedCancel - Cancel all queued feeds
GetFeedRawInput - For specified feeds, returns the XML requests originally passed in when the feed was created
FeedStatus - Returns detailed information about a specified feed

GetOrders - Get the customer details for a range of orders
GetOrder - Get the order items for a single order
GetMultipleOrderItems - Returns the items for one or more orders
SetStatusToCanceled - Cancel a single item
SetStatusToReadyToShip - Mark an order item as being ready to ship
SetStatusToShipped - Records that an order item has shipped
SetStatusToFailedDelivery - Records that an order item could not be delivered to the customer
SetStatusToDelivered - Records that an order item was delivered
GetDocument - Retrieve order-related documents: Invoices, Shipping Labels and Shipping Parcels
GetFailureReasons - Returns additional error context for SetToCancelled and SetToFailedDelivery

Please support this project send pull requests.

Follow PSR-2 rules, add the comments where needed, and provide sample explanation in the commit message.

Write unit tests for new features and grant that all existing tests passes before submiting a pull-request.

To run unit tests just run make test or [vendor/bin/]phpunit from root directory
To generate code coverage report run make coverage (and if you are using Mac OS run make coverage-show to open report in your browser)

Preferably before creating a pull request squash your commits into a single commit.

All contributors/authors are listed on contributors page.

If you found any issue during use please report it on issues page.