NAME
eBay::API::Simple::Trading
SYNPOSIS
my $call = ebay::API::Simple::Trading->new();
$call->execute( 'GetSearchResults', { Query => 'shoe' } );
if ( $call->has_error() ) {
die "Call Failed:" . $call->errors_as_string();
}
# getters for the response DOM or Hash
my $dom = $call->response_dom();
my $hash = $call->response_hash();
print $call->nodeContent( 'Timestamp' );
my @nodes = $dom->findnodes(
'//Item'
);
foreach my $n ( @nodes ) {
print $n->findvalue('Title/text()') . "\n";
}
new
Constructor for the Trading API call
my $call = ebay::API::Simple::Trading->new();
$call->execute( 'GetSearchResults', { Query => 'shoe' } );
my $call = ebay::API::Simple::Trading->new( {
siteid => 0, # custom site id
uri => '/ws/api.dll', # custom uri
appid => 'myappid',
devid => 'mydevid',
certid => 'mycertid',
version => '518', # custom version
https => 1, # 0 or 1
domain => 'open.api.ebay.com' # custom domain
} );
Defaults:
siteid = 0
uri = /ws/api.dll
domain = open.api.ebay.com
version = 543
https = 1
devid = undef
appid = undef
certid = undef
token = undef
ebay.ini
The constructor will fallback to the ebay.ini file to get any missing credentials. The following files will be checked, ./ebay.ini, ~/ebay.ini, /etc/ebay.ini which are in the order of precedence.
# your developer key
DeveloperKey=KLJHAKLJHLKJHLKJH
# your application key
ApplicationKey=LJKGHKLJGKJHG
# your certificate key
CertificateKey=SUYTYWTKWTYIUYTWIUTY
# your token (a very BIG string)
Token=JKHGHJGJHGKJHGKJHGkluhsdihdsriuhfwe87yr8wehIEWH9O78YWERF90HF9UHJESIPHJFV94Y4089734Y
execute( $verb, $call_data )
Calling this method will make build and execute the api request.
$verb = call verb, i.e. GetSearchResults
$call_data = hashref of call_data that will be turned into xml.
$call->execute( 'GetSearchResults', { Query => 'shoe' } );
_validate_response
This is called from the base class. The method is suppose to provide the custom validation code and push to the error stack if the response isn't valid
_get_request_body
This method supplies the request body for the Shopping API call
_get_request_headers
This method supplies the headers for the Shopping API call
_get_request_object
This method creates the request object and returns to the parent class
AUTHOR
Tim Keefer <tim@timkeefer.com>
CONTRIBUTOR
Jyothi Krishnan