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The Printful API client wrapper makes life a bit easier when working with the [API] This is an update from the original Python 2.7 client library that was provided [here] . The module requires an API key as input. The key can be generated in the store settings of your Printful account.
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- Set the response
- Convert json_obj to a dict
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- Wrapper for http requests
- Make a HTTP request
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QUESTION
It is an application consuming Printifull API that works well on .jsx with the following code:
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Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 12:28It is the way that I found to make it work:
QUESTION
I've looked everywhere and tried multiple plugins to achieve this like linked variants, group products, product bundles etc. and didn't think it would be this difficult. So basically I want two variable products which each have size and color variants, which are added to each already, to display on the same product page using Woocommerce. I'm using printful and have a hoodie with different sizes and colors and a t-shirt with different sizes and colors. I want to combine them both into a dropdown or allow a user to click on a radio button or thumbnail so that if they select let's say a t-shirt they can then pick the color and size next, was hoping to not have the page refresh when they pick the hoodie or tshirt. Manually, this would take ages as I'd have to add the design to each color and size individually and then sync it to an already existing product so I was wondering is there is a plugin, some sort of code to achieve this or if someone could point me in the right direction. Thank you kindly in advance!
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Answered 2021-Apr-11 at 09:56You could create a custom page with your builder where you will manually code the tabs widget with html (this could help you to build your HTML tabs - Tutorial) or use builder tabs widget if it supports shortcodes and then into these tabs you could add woocommerce product shortcode
to call each product into each tab separately.
For example
TAB 1 = [product_page id=1]
- tshirt
TAB 2 = [product_page id=2]
- hoodie
User will be able switch tabs without refreshing the current page. Do not forget to change ids in the shortcodes with your product IDs.
QUESTION
I am struggling to find a way to call on JSON generating from the following code. How for example, Can I call a list of "name" available on the JSON? Ps: don't worry about the Printful secret key; this is a test account.
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Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 15:14If you try to print type of test
, you will see that it is a dict:
QUESTION
I'm trying to access an API through GET method but each time it returns nothing. Here is the code I tried so far:
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Answered 2020-Oct-16 at 09:00Request methods need to be uppercase. If you do a GET request, you can even let it away, because it is the default unless you are not using post data.
Remove the line
QUESTION
I will use the Printfull API, but I can't find on way to test the API Key, on my script. Some of you can tell me how is the best way to do this? Thank you. Flavio
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Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 23:59Authorization to Printful API would look something like this:
QUESTION
I'm a Jr Python/Django developer, and I'm starting Django E-commerce project, using print on demand Printful tools, I will use the Printfull API. I can't find a way to test my API Key, on my script. Some of you can tell me where I can find more information about this integration? Thank you. Flavio
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Answered 2020-Jul-19 at 19:41I'm guessing by "finding more information about this integration" you mean the Printful API reference?
If you don't know how to build a DRF API that consumes another service API I suggest reading this question.
Although, your question itself is too broad. There is a whole level of architecture that you can design to achieve your goal, but the question that I previously linked should be a good start.
QUESTION
I'm attempting to use Autodesk Inventor's COM API to create a python script that will generate PDFs of a selection on Inventor Drawings, these PDFs will then be processed in particular ways that aren't important to my question. I'm using pywin32 to access the COM API, but I'm not particularly familiar with how COM APIs are used, and the pywin32 module.
This is the extent of the documentation for Inventor's API that I have been able to find (diagram of API Object Model Reference Document), and I have not been able to find documentation for the individual objects listed. As such, I'm basing my understanding of the use of these objects on what I can find from examples online (all in VB or iLogic - Inventor's own simple built-in language).
A big issue I'm coming up against is in creating the objects I'd like to use. Simplified example below:
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Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 12:34I'm not familiar with python and pywin32, but I try to answer your questions.
Documentation of Inventor API is available in local installation "C:\Users\Public\Documents\Autodesk\Inventor 2020\Local Help" or online https://help.autodesk.com/view/INVNTOR/2020/ENU/
Generaly you are not able to create new instances of Inventor API objects. You must obtain them as a result of appropriate method or property value.
For example:
You CAN'T do this
QUESTION
I'm trying loop though a very large table in Lua that consists of mixed data types many nested tables. I want to print the entire data table to the console, but I'm having trouble with nested loops. When I do a nested loop to print the next level deep Key Value pairs I get this error bad argument #1 to 'pairs' (table expected, got number)
because not all values are tables.
I've tried adding a if type(value) == table then
before the nested loop but it never triggers, because type(value)
returns userdata
whether they are ints, strings or tables.
EDIT: I was wrong, only tables are returned as type userdata
My table looks something like this but hundreds of pairs and can be several nested tables. I have a great built in method printall()
with the tool I'm using for this but it only works on the first nested table. I don't have any control over what this table looks like, I'm just playing with a game's data, any help is appreciated.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-21 at 00:27type(value)
returns a string representing the type of value
More information on that Here: lua-users.org/wiki/TypeIntrospection
Additionally your example table has int
as some of the values for some keys, as this would be nil those keys are essentially not part of the table for my below example i will change each instance of int
to a number value.
It would also make sense to recurse if you hit a table rather than making a unknown number of nested loops.
here is an example of working printAll
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