Go use the newer Prodigi API instead :)
A java library for communicating with the Pwinty API.
v2.6 of the API is supported. If you want an older version, use an older build ;)
- v2.6.0 - v2.6 of Pwinty API, claims to fix mobile phone issue on orders.
- v2.3.1 - Make shippedOn field a DateTime. Added Carrier enum.
- v2.3.0 - v2.3 of Pwinty API, includes ability to get order logs from Pwinty.
- v2.2.6 - Added ability to add a photo via an InputStream as well as a File or URL.
Everything is done with an Order object:
// Choose Environment.LIVE for real orders
Pwinty pwinty = new Pwinty(Environment.SANDBOX, "merchant-id", "api-key");
// Construct a new Order
Order order = new Order(pwinty, CountryCode.GB, CountryCode.GB, QualityLevel.Standard, false);
order.setRecipientName("Matt Burns");
order.setAddress1("123 Some Street");
order.setAddress2("Some Village");
order.setAddressTownOrCity("Bristol");
order.setStateOrCounty("Bristol");
order.setPostalOrZipCode("BS1 123");
// Upload a photo
File file = new File("kittens.jpg");
order.addPhoto(file, Type._4x6, 1, Sizing.Crop);
// Check the Order is valid for submission
if (order.getSubmissionStatus().isValid()) {
// Submit it for printing and posting
order.submit();
}Best to checkout, then run ./gradlew install. Then you can just add this to your gradle deps: compile 'uk.co.mattburns.pwinty:pwinty-java-sdk:2.6.0'
Alternatively, add the jar to your project. You can find the jar in the [build directory] (https://github.com/mattburns/pwinty-java-sdk/tree/master/build/libs)
Any call to the API could throw a PwintyError which is an unchecked exception. It's up to you if you want to catch and handle it. See the Pwinty API documentation for potential errors.
try {
order.submit();
} catch (PwintyError e) {
System.out.println(e.getCode() + ": " + e.getError());
}Dependencies are managed (and listed) in build.gradle
Everything is built using standard gradle.
This library has a comprehensive test suite which is helpful as the Pwinty API evolves. To run the tests yourself, run the following commands (replacing "12345" with your API ID and KEY appropriately):
git clone https://github.com/mattburns/pwinty-java-sdk.git
cd pwinty-java-sdk
echo PWINTY_MERCHANT_ID_SANDBOX=12345 > test-settings.properties
echo PWINTY_MERCHANT_KEY_SANDBOX=12345 >> test-settings.properties
cp test-settings.properties src/test/resources/uk/co/mattburns/pwinty/v2_6/
./gradlew test
Save time and run an individual test like this:
./gradlew test --tests "uk.co.mattburns.pwinty.v2_6.PwintyTest.all_available_print_types_are_in_enum"
See the test code for more usage examples.