pyauthdotnet: Access to the Authorize.net CIM API for Python

I am releasing my package for accessing Authorize.net's CIM API under the LGPL license.

It requires lxml to function.

You can download pyauthdotnet here or you can clone the repository with this command, assuming you have mercurial installed: 

hg clone http://code.tylerlesmann.com/pyauthdotnet

You will install it like many other packages: 

python setup.py install

This package is not well documented as of yet, though it is written to coincide with Authorize.net's documentation. Here is a quick example of its use: 

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#!/usr/bin/env python
from pyauthdotnet import cim
from copy import deepcopy
from lxml import etree

login = 'Your_API_login'
key = 'Your_API_key'

def printxml(xml):
    print(etree.tostring(xml, pretty_print=True, encoding='UTF-8',
        xml_declaration=True))

billTo = cim.constructAddress('billTo',
    firstName='John', lastName='Doe',
    company='Superhappy testing', address='123 Fake Street', city='Aurora',
    state='CO', zip='80014', country='USA', phoneNumber='(303)555-5555',
    faxNumber='(303)666-6666')
printxml(billTo)

ba = cim.constructBankAccount('011000015', '123123123', 'John Doe',
    'checking', 'CCD', 'Some Bank')
printxml(ba)

cc = cim.constructCreditCard('4007000000027', '2010-03', '123')
printxml(cc)

pp1 = cim.constructPaymentProfiles(customerType='individual',
    billTo=deepcopy(billTo), bankAccount=ba)
printxml(pp1)
pp2 = cim.constructPaymentProfiles(customerType='business',
    billTo=deepcopy(billTo), creditCard=cc)
printxml(pp2)

stl = deepcopy(billTo)
stl.tag = 'shipToList'
stl2 = deepcopy(stl)
newprof = cim.createCustomerProfileRequest(login, key,
    merchantCustomerId='1235', description='test1235', email='not2@valid.email',
    paymentProfiles=[pp2], shipToList=[stl, stl2], validationMode='liveMode')
printxml(newprof)
custid = newprof.customerProfileId

prof = cim.getCustomerProfileRequest(login, key, custid)
printxml(prof)

ppid = prof.profile.paymentProfiles.customerPaymentProfileId.text
said = prof.profile.shipToList.customerAddressId.text

tax = cim.constructAmount('tax', amount='1.00', name='tax',
    description='mininature american flags tax')

shipping = cim.constructAmount('shipping', amount='3.00',
    name='Fedex Express Saver')

duty = cim.constructAmount('duty', amount='5.00')

li1 = cim.constructLineItem('123F12', name='widget',
    description='Used with whatsits', quantity='5', unitPrice='5.00',
    taxable='true')

li2 = cim.constructLineItem('123F13', name='whatsit',
    description='Used with widgets', quantity='5', unitPrice='5.00',
    taxable='false')

trans = cim.createCustomerProfileTransactionRequest(login, key,
    '59.00', custid, ppid, refId='123', tax=tax, shipping=shipping, duty=duty,
    lineItems=[li1, li2], customerShippingAddressId=said,
    invoiceNumber='20090211', description='widget/whatsit purchase',
    purchaseOrderNumber='20090211123', taxExempt='false',
    recurringBilling='false', cardCode='123',
    extraOptions='x_customer_ip=100.0.0.1')
printxml(trans)

cc2 = cim.constructCreditCard('XXXX0002', '2013-12', '789')
pp3 = cim.constructPaymentProfile(
    customerType='individual', billTo=deepcopy(billTo), creditCard=cc2,
    customerPaymentProfileId=ppid)
ppr = cim.updateCustomerPaymentProfileRequest(login, key, custid, pp3,
    refId='123', validationMode='liveMode')
printxml(ppr)

address = cim.constructAddress('address',
    firstName='John', lastName='Doe',
    company='Superhappy testing', address='123 Fake Street', city='Aurora',
    state='CO', zip='80014', country='USA', phoneNumber='(303)555-5555',
    faxNumber='(303)666-6666', customerAddressId=said)
csa = cim.updateCustomerShippingAddressRequest(login, key, custid,
    address, refId='6')
printxml(csa)

profids = cim.getCustomerProfileIdsRequest(login, key)
printxml(profids)

valid = cim.validateCustomerPaymentProfileRequest(login, key,
    custid, ppid, customerShippingAddressId=said, cardCode='123',
    validationMode='liveMode')
printxml(valid)

up = cim.updateCustomerProfileRequest(login, key, custid,
    merchantCustomerId='whoa', description='man', email='no@no.no')
printxml(up)
Posted by Tyler Lesmann on February 25, 2009 at 13:02
Tagged as: open_source python
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Comments
#1 Authorize.Net Employee wrote this 2 years, 8 months ago

I just thought I would let you know, that this scripting is not supported by us. When we get calls where the Merchant is using this scripting we cannot help them.

#2 Paul Eastlund wrote this 2 years, 4 months ago

Overall I've found this package to be helpful, but it has a few peculiarities; for instance, constructCreateCustomerProfileTransactionRequest silently assumes the user always wants an authorize-only transaction. Is there any reason for that?

#3 Tyler Lesmann wrote this 2 years, 4 months ago

Honestly, I cannot remember. The whole authorize.net API is awkward, if I remember correctly. You should check out the following package. It is much more complete than what I have here.

http://bitbucket.org/adroll/authorize/

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