This is the Go client for the Meplato Store 2 API. It consists of a library to integrate your infrastructure with Meplato suite for suppliers. It also has a command line tool you can use to immediately interact with Meplato Store. The command line tool also illustrates how to write your own clients.

You need at two things to use the Meplato Store 2 API.

1. A login to Meplato Store 2.
2. An API token.

Get your login by contacting Meplato Supplier Network Services. The API token is required to securely communicate with the Meplato Store 2 API. You can find it in the personalization section when logged into Meplato Store.

We use the command line tool to illustrate how easy it is to get started with Meplato Store. First, we need to clone the repository and build the command line client:

1. Get the library via: go get github.com/meplato/store2-go-client
2. Set the API token, e.g. via an environment variable: export STORE2_USER=<your-api-token>. If you're an old Unix guy, you can also add a line to your ~/.netrc file, e.g. machine store2.meplato.com login <your-api-token>; the command line client will happily pick it up without any environment variables.
3. Build the command line client: make

You should now have an executable binary at ./store. If you run it, you can see a help page regarding the various commands.

If you successfully set your API token, either via environment variable or via netrc, you should now be able to run ./store catalogs and it should list all the catalogs in your Meplato Store.

$ ./store catalogs
4 catalogs found.
 ID  Name                                               Created
==============================================================================
  4. Excel-Test                                         2015-07-17
  3. Demokatalog                                        2015-06-18
  2. Büromaterial                                       2015-06-18
  1. Büromaterial                                       2015-06-18

Using the library is actually quite simple. All functionality is separated into services. So you e.g. have a service to work with catalogs, another service to work with products in a catalog etc. All services need to be initialized with your API token.

import (
	"net/http"
	"log"

	"github.com/meplato/store2-go-client/v2/catalogs"
)

...

// Create and initialize your service with your API token
service, err := catalogs.New(http.DefaultClient)
if err != nil {
  log.Fatal(err)
}
service.User = "<your-api-token>"

Now that you have access to your service, you can set up parameters and execute the service call. For example, the following snippet will print the first 10 catalogs in your Meplato Store, sorted by catalog name.

res, err := service.Search().Skip(0).Take(10).Sort("name").Do()
if err != nil {
	log.Fatal(err)
}

fmt.Printf("You have a total of %d catalog(s).\n", res.TotalItems)
for _, c := range res.Items {
	fmt.Printf("Catalog with ID=%d has name %q and was created at %v.\n",
		c.ID, c.Name, c.Created.Format("2006-01-02"))
}

Feel free to read the unit tests for the various usage scenarios of the library.

To run all tests use go test ./...

Complete documentation for the Meplato Store 2 API can be found at https://developer.meplato.com/store2.

This software is licensed under the Apache 2 license.

Copyright (c) 2015 Meplato GmbH <http://www.meplato.com>

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