FDK Python

FDK client for python

Getting Started

Get started with the python Development SDK for Fynd Platform

Usage

pip install fdk-client-python

Using this method, you can import fdk-client-python like so:

from fdk_client.application.ApplicationClient import ApplicationClient
from fdk_client.application.ApplicationConfig import ApplicationConfig

Sample Usage - ApplicationClient

config = ApplicationConfig({
    "applicationID": "YOUR_APPLICATION_ID",
    "applicationToken": "YOUR_APPLICATION_TOKEN",
    "domain": "YOUR_DOMAIN",
    "locationDetails": "LOCATION_DETAILS_OBJECT"
})

applicationClient = ApplicationClient(config)
applicationClient.setLocationDetails(
    { 
        "pincode":"385001",
        "country": "India",
        "city":  "Ahmedabad",
        "location": {
            "longitude": "72.585022", 
            "latitude": "23.033863"
        }
    }
)

async def getProductDetails():
    try:
        product = await applicationClient.catalog.getProductDetailBySlug(slug="product-slug")
        print(product)
    except Exception as e:
        print(e)

getProductDetails()

Persisting cookies across requests

Some APIs require a login to proceed ahead. For this, we have several login options mentioned in these User methods. Using any of these methods, you can get a cookie. All you need to do is store the cookie in application config. Consider an example with mobile OTP:

send_otp_response = applicationClient.user.loginWithOTP(
    platform=YOUR_APPLICATION_ID,
    body={
        "countryCode": "<your country code without the + sign>",
        "captchaCode": "<your captcha code>",
        "mobile": "<your mobile number>"
    }
)

login_response = applicationClient.user.verifyMobileOTP(
    platform=YOUR_APPLICATION_ID,
    body={
        "requestId": send_otp_response["json"]["request_id"],
        "otp": <your OTP>
    }
)

applicationClient.config.cookies = login_response["cookies"]

This will make sure the cookies are passed in all subsequent API calls.

Sample Usage - PlatformClient