def _list_all_orders(orders, merchant_id, **args):
request = orders.list(merchantId=merchant_id, **args)
while request is not None:
result = request.execute()
if common.json_absent_or_false(result, 'resources'):
print('No orders were found.')
else:
order_resources = result['resources']
for order in order_resources:
utils.print_order(order)
request = orders.list_next(request, result)
def _list_all_orders(orders, merchant_id, **args):
request = orders.list(merchantId=merchant_id, **args)
while request is not None:
result = request.execute()
order_resources = result.get('resources')
if not order_resources:
print('No orders were found.')
break
for order in order_resources:
utils.print_order(order)
request = orders.list_next(request, result)
def _list_all_orders(orders, merchant_id, **args):
request = orders.list(merchantId=merchant_id, **args)
while request is not None:
result = request.execute()
order_resources = result.get('resources')
if not order_resources:
print('No orders were found.')
break
for order in order_resources:
utils.print_order(order)
request = orders.list_next(request, result)
def main(argv):
# Authenticate and construct service.
service, config, _ = common.init(argv, __doc__, sandbox=True)
orders = service.orders()
merchant_id = config['merchantId']
# Create a new test order using the template1 template. Normally, orders
# would be automatically populated by Google in the non-sandbox version,
# and we'd skip ahead to find out what orders are currently waiting for us.
print('Creating new test order... ', end='')
request = orders.createtestorder(merchantId=merchant_id,
body={'templateName': 'template1'})
response = request.execute()
order_id = response['orderId']
print('done (%s).\n' % order_id)
# List all unacknowledged orders. A call like this is where we'd normally
# get new order_id values to operate on.
print('Listing unacknowledged orders for merchant %d:' % merchant_id)
_list_all_orders(orders, merchant_id, acknowledged=False)
print()
# Acknowledge the newly received order.
print('Acknowledging order %s... ' % order_id, end='')
request = orders.acknowledge(merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={'operationId': _new_operation_id()})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
# Set the new order's merchant order ID. For here, we'll just use a
# random int of 32 bits.
merchant_order_id = 'test order %d' % random.getrandbits(32)
print('Updating merchant order ID to "%s"... ' % merchant_order_id, end='')
request = orders.updatemerchantorderid(merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'operationId':
_new_operation_id(),
'merchantOrderId':
merchant_order_id
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
print('Retrieving merchant order "%s"... ' % merchant_order_id, end='')
request = orders.getbymerchantorderid(merchantId=merchant_id,
merchantOrderId=merchant_order_id)
current_order = request.execute()['order']
print('done.\n')
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Oops, not enough stock for all the Chromecasts ordered, so we cancel
# one of them.
print('Canceling one Chromecast order... ', end='')
request = orders.cancellineitem(
merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'operationId': _new_operation_id(),
'lineItemId': current_order['lineItems'][0]['id'],
'quantity': 1,
'reason': 'noInventory',
'reasonText': 'Ran out of inventory while fulfilling request.'
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Advance the test order to the shippable state. Normally this would be done
# by Google when an order is no longer cancelable by the customer, but here
# we need to do it manually.
print('Advancing test order... ', end='')
orders.advancetestorder(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id).execute()
print('done.\n')
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# To simulate partial fulfillment, we'll pick the first line item and
# ship the still-pending amount.
print('Notifying Google about shipment of first line item... ', end='')
# Storing the request body so we can access the randomly generated
# shipping/tracking IDs later. Normally we'd just look them
# up in information we'd store about each shipment.
item1 = current_order['lineItems'][0]
shipping_request_1 = {
'lineItems': [{
'lineItemId': item1['id'],
'quantity': item1['quantityPending']
}],
'carrier':
item1['shippingDetails']['method']['carrier'],
'shipmentId':
'%d' % random.getrandbits(32),
'trackingId':
'%d' % random.getrandbits(32),
'operationId':
_new_operation_id()
}
request = orders.shiplineitems(merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body=shipping_request_1)
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Now we ship the rest.
print('Notifying Google about shipment of second line item... ', end='')
item2 = current_order['lineItems'][1]
shipping_request_2 = {
'lineItems': [{
'lineItemId': item2['id'],
'quantity': item2['quantityPending']
}],
'carrier':
item2['shippingDetails']['method']['carrier'],
'shipmentId':
'%d' % random.getrandbits(32),
'trackingId':
'%d' % random.getrandbits(32),
'operationId':
_new_operation_id()
}
request = orders.shiplineitems(merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body=shipping_request_2)
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Customer receives the first item.
print('Notifying Google about delivery of first line item... ', end='')
request = orders.updateshipment(merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'shipmentId':
shipping_request_1['shipmentId'],
'trackingId':
shipping_request_1['trackingId'],
'carrier':
shipping_request_1['carrier'],
'status':
'delivered',
'operationId':
_new_operation_id()
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Customer receives the second item.
print('Notifying Google about delivery of second line item... ', end='')
request = orders.updateshipment(merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'shipmentId':
shipping_request_2['shipmentId'],
'trackingId':
shipping_request_2['trackingId'],
'carrier':
shipping_request_2['carrier'],
'status':
'delivered',
'operationId':
_new_operation_id()
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Customer returns one of the first item due to being broken on delivery.
print('Notifying Google about return of first line item... ', end='')
request = orders.returnlineitem(merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'lineItemId': item1['id'],
'quantity': 1,
'reason': 'productArrivedDamaged',
'reasonText':
'Item broken at receipt.',
'operationId': _new_operation_id()
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
def main(argv):
# Authenticate and construct service.
service, config, _ = common.init(argv, __doc__, sandbox=True)
orders = service.orders()
merchant_id = config['merchantId']
# Create a new test order using the template1 template. Normally, orders
# would be automatically populated by Google in the non-sandbox version,
# and we'd skip ahead to find out what orders are currently waiting for us.
print('Creating new test order... ', end='')
request = orders.createtestorder(
merchantId=merchant_id, body={'templateName': 'template1'})
response = request.execute()
order_id = response['orderId']
print('done (%s).\n' % order_id)
# List all unacknowledged orders. A call like this is where we'd normally
# get new order_id values to operate on.
print('Listing unacknowledged orders for merchant %d:' % merchant_id)
_list_all_orders(orders, merchant_id, acknowledged=False)
print()
# Acknowledge the newly received order.
print('Acknowledging order %s... ' % order_id, end='')
request = orders.acknowledge(
merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={'operationId': _new_operation_id()})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
# Set the new order's merchant order ID. For here, we'll just use a
# random int of 32 bits.
merchant_order_id = 'test order %d' % random.getrandbits(32)
print('Updating merchant order ID to "%s"... ' % merchant_order_id, end='')
request = orders.updatemerchantorderid(
merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'operationId': _new_operation_id(),
'merchantOrderId': merchant_order_id
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
print('Retrieving merchant order "%s"... ' % merchant_order_id, end='')
request = orders.getbymerchantorderid(
merchantId=merchant_id, merchantOrderId=merchant_order_id)
current_order = request.execute()['order']
print('done.\n')
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Oops, not enough stock for all the Chromecasts ordered, so we cancel
# one of them.
print('Canceling one Chromecast order... ', end='')
request = orders.cancellineitem(
merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'operationId': _new_operation_id(),
'lineItemId': current_order['lineItems'][0]['id'],
'quantity': 1,
'reason': 'noInventory',
'reasonText': 'Ran out of inventory while fulfilling request.'
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Advance the test order to the shippable state. Normally this would be done
# by Google when an order is no longer cancelable by the customer, but here
# we need to do it manually.
print('Advancing test order... ', end='')
orders.advancetestorder(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id).execute()
print('done.\n')
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# To simulate partial fulfillment, we'll pick the first line item and
# ship the still-pending amount.
print('Notifying Google about shipment of first line item... ', end='')
# Storing the request body so we can access the randomly generated
# shipping/tracking IDs later. Normally we'd just look them
# up in information we'd store about each shipment.
item1 = current_order['lineItems'][0]
shipping_request_1 = {
'lineItems': [{
'lineItemId': item1['id'],
'quantity': item1['quantityPending']
}],
'carrier':
item1['shippingDetails']['method']['carrier'],
'shipmentId':
'%d' % random.getrandbits(32),
'trackingId':
'%d' % random.getrandbits(32),
'operationId':
_new_operation_id()
}
request = orders.shiplineitems(
merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id, body=shipping_request_1)
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Now we ship the rest.
print('Notifying Google about shipment of second line item... ', end='')
item2 = current_order['lineItems'][1]
shipping_request_2 = {
'lineItems': [{
'lineItemId': item2['id'],
'quantity': item2['quantityPending']
}],
'carrier':
item2['shippingDetails']['method']['carrier'],
'shipmentId':
'%d' % random.getrandbits(32),
'trackingId':
'%d' % random.getrandbits(32),
'operationId':
_new_operation_id()
}
request = orders.shiplineitems(
merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id, body=shipping_request_2)
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Customer receives the first item.
print('Notifying Google about delivery of first line item... ', end='')
request = orders.updateshipment(
merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'shipmentId': shipping_request_1['shipmentId'],
'trackingId': shipping_request_1['trackingId'],
'carrier': shipping_request_1['carrier'],
'status': 'delivered',
'operationId': _new_operation_id()
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Customer receives the second item.
print('Notifying Google about delivery of second line item... ', end='')
request = orders.updateshipment(
merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'shipmentId': shipping_request_2['shipmentId'],
'trackingId': shipping_request_2['trackingId'],
'carrier': shipping_request_2['carrier'],
'status': 'delivered',
'operationId': _new_operation_id()
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()
# Customer returns one of the first item due to being broken on delivery.
print('Notifying Google about return of first line item... ', end='')
request = orders.returnlineitem(
merchantId=merchant_id,
orderId=order_id,
body={
'lineItemId': item1['id'],
'quantity': 1,
'reason': 'productArrivedDamaged',
'reasonText': 'Item broken at receipt.',
'operationId': _new_operation_id()
})
response = request.execute()
print('done (%s).\n' % response['executionStatus'])
request = orders.get(merchantId=merchant_id, orderId=order_id)
current_order = request.execute()
utils.print_order(current_order)
print()