Full-featured Python API

[vcatalano]

I just completed the Py-Authorize Python API for Authorize.net. It handles ALL functionality for Authorize.net's APIs including AIM, CIM, eCheck and Reporting.

You can visit the GitHub project page here:

https://github.com/vcatalano/py-authorize

And the documentation is here:

https://py-authorize.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html

Enjoy.

[ascale]

Does your API support DPM? 

Thanks

[jthorsen]

I use py-authorize in an application.  I just got an email from Authorize.net saying that the IP address 64.94.118.33 is being retired and that I need to run all transactions through https://secure.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll.  (I assume there is a test version of the same thing.)  When I checked the environment variable, it was https://apitest.authorize.net/xml/v1/request.api.  

The email said I had to make a change before Sep 30th (13 days).  I have no idea if a change is needed since I don't see that py-authorization is using that IP address or any other address, but the urls also don't match.  Do I need to do something in py-authorize to avoid losing my connection?

[vcatalano]

No API is really needed for using DPM. However, you can use Py-Authorize for getting reporting information from transactions that were made using DPM.

[vcatalano]

This reply is obviously a bit late, but no change is needed for Authorize.net to continue working properly with the IP changes.

[TechDentist]

Hello,

I love your Python API. Unlike the other sample codes from Git-Hub and others, the sample code runs with no errors.  Problem is, I am getting no output.

I am trying to run a simple transaction list/report off of my sandbox account and send it to a folder.

I have entered my credentials, a date range, and a file path.  What am I missing ?

Any help would be appreciated !

Thanks.

[SamCurran]

Thanks for sharing this.