# config/config.exs
config :my_app, easypost_endpoint: "https://api.easypost.com/v2/",
easypost_key: "##############",
easypost_test_key: "############"
defmodule MyApp.Somemodule do
use Easypost.Client, endpoint: Application.get_env(:my_app, :easypost_endpoint),
key: Application.get_env(:my_app, :easypost_key)
#add an address, where address is map like %{"name" => "something", "street1" => "something" ...etc} returned map has easypost address id
def add_shipping_address(user) do
user = create_address(user.address)
#result is {:ok, %Easypost.User{key: "val", key: "val"}}
or
{:error, %Easypost.Error{code: "code", message: "message", errors: []}}
end
#get quotes for shipment when shipment is map like %{"from_address" => %{"name" => "something"}, "to_address" => %{"name" => "something"}, "parcel" => %{"width" => "something"}}
def get_shipping_quotes(shipment) do
shipment = create_shipment(shipment)
#result is {:ok, %Easypost.Shipment{key: "val", key: "val"}}
or
{:error, %Easypost.Error{code: "code", message: "message", errors: []}}
end
#returns postage label with print url when rate is like: %{"id" => "id of chosen rate"}
def ship_package(shipment_id, rate) do
shipment = buy_shipment(shipment_id, rate)
#result is {:ok, %Easypost.Shipment{key: "val", key: "val"}}
or
{:error, %Easypost.Error{code: "code", message: "message", errors: []}}
end
#create batch shipment when shipments is list like [%{"from_address" => %{"name" => "something"}, "to_address" => %{"name" => "something"}, "parcel" => %{"width" => "something"}}, %{"id" => "12346"}]
def start_batch(shipments) do
batch = create_batch(shipments)
#result is {:ok, %Easypost.Batch{key: "val", key: "val"}}
or
{:error, %Easypost.Error{code: "code", message: "message", errors: []}}
end
end
Please visit easypost api documentation to see requred fields for each request at https://www.easypost.com/docs/api
def deps do
[{:easypost, "~> 0.0.1"}]
end
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Some tests are disabled and can only be used in production mode. You may remove the the exlusion in the unit test and use your production API, but remember this will create shipments you probably don't want!
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The "insure shipment" test occasionally fails with the code SHIPMENT.POSTAGE.REQUIRED. I think this has to do with the timing of the requests in the test suite.