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  script: "gem install bundler --no-ri --no-rdoc; bundle exec rspec"
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  # Shippo API – Ruby Wrapper for Shippo API
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- [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/kigster/shippo-ruby-client.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/kigster/shippo-ruby-client)
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- [![Code Climate](https://codeclimate.com/github/kigster/shippo-ruby-client/badges/gpa.svg)](https://codeclimate.com/github/kigster/shippo-ruby-client)
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+ [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/goshippo/shippo-ruby-client.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/goshippo/shippo-ruby-client)
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- Shippo is a shipping API that connects you with multiple shipping carriers (such as USPS, UPS, DHL, Canada Post, Australia Post, UberRUSH and many [others](https://goshippo.com/shipping-carriers/)) through one interface.
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+ Shippo is a shipping API that connects you with [multiple shipping carriers](https://goshippo.com/carriers/) (such as USPS, UPS, DHL, Canada Post, Australia Post, UberRUSH and many others) through one interface.
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- Our API provides in depth support of cross-carrier functionality. Here are just some of the features we support for USPS, FedEx, UPS and many others via the API.
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+ Print a shipping label in 10 mins using our default USPS and DHL Express accounts. No need to register for a carrier account to get started.
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- ## Core Functionality
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- For most major carriers (USPS, UPS, FedEx and most others) our API supports:
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- * Querying for shipping rates
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- * Creating and printing labels
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- * Tracking shipments
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- #### Additional Features for USPS
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- For USPS, the API additionally supports:
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- * US Address validation
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- * Scan forms
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- * Signature
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- * Certified mail
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- * Delivery confirmation
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- * etc.
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- #### FedEx
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- For FedEx, the API additionally supports:
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- * Signature and adult signature confirmation
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- * FedEx Smartpost
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- ### UPS
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- For UPS, the API additionally supports:
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- * Signature and adult signature confirmation
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- * UPS Mail Innovations
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- * UPS SurePost
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- The complete list of carrier supported features is [here](https://goshippo.com/shipping-api/carriers).
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- ### About Shippo
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- Connect with multiple different carriers, get discounted shipping labels, track parcels, and much more with just one integration. You can use your own carrier accounts or take advantage of our deeply discounted rates. Using Shippo makes it easy to deal with multiple carrier integrations, rate shopping, tracking and other parts of the shipping workflow. We provide the API and dashboard for all your shipping needs.
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- The API is free to use. You only pay when you print a live label from a carrier. Use test labels during development to avoid all fees.
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- You do need a Shippo account to use our API. Don't have an account? Sign up at [https://goshippo.com/](https://goshippo.com/).
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+ You will need to [register for a Shippo account](https://goshippo.com/) to use the Shippo API. It's free to sign up, free to use the API. Only pay to print a live label, test labels are free.
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  ## Installation
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- This library is distributed as a ruby gem, therefore youcan install it via adding the following line to your `Gemfile`:
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+ This library is distributed as a ruby gem, therefore you can install it via adding the following line to your `Gemfile`:
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  ```
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  gem 'shippo'
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  gem install shippo
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  ```
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- ## Usage
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+ ## Usage
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+ > NOTE: examples below use the gem `awesome_print` to dump formatted objects and hashes to STDOUT. To be able to use the examples verbatum, please ensure you have this gem installed, or run: `gem install awesome_print --no-rdoc --no-ri`
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+ Below we demonstrate the most basic usage of the library:
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  ```ruby
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- require 'shippo/api'
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+ require 'shippo'
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  # Setup your API token
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  Shippo.api_key = 'aff988f77afa0fdfdfadf' # not an actual valid token
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  @shipment = Shippo::Shipment.create(params)
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  # => 'VALID'
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  ```
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- Let's take a quick look at what the `Address` object looks like:
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  ```ruby
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  require 'awesome_print'
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  # "carrier_accounts" => [],
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  # "address_to" => "92b43fbfa3641644beb32996042eb57a",
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+ # "address_return" => "a1f64ba14b7e41b86a0446de4ebbd769",
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  # "parcel" => "92df4baac73ea6131940c0d315d70a7d",
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- # "submission_type" => "DROPOFF",
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  # "submission_date" => "2016-07-06T20:33:02.211Z",
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- # "address_return" => "a1f64ba14b7e41b86a0446de4ebbd769",
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  # "insurance_amount" => "0",
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  In the case when the API returns a hash with one of the hash values being an array of entities, and if the corresponding key can be mapped into one of the existing API models, then each of the members of the array is coerced from a hash into an object of the model's type.
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  In the example below we are showing the result of such transformation where the `rates_list` contains a list of fully constructed objects of type `Shippo::Rate` after being coerced from a hash.
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  ```ruby
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  ap @shipment.rates_list.first
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  # {
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  #### Resource ID and Other Object Fields
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  Shippo API returns several generalized fields for each valid resource, that being with 'object_' – for example, `object_id`, `object_owner`, etc. In this library we move these fields out of the main model, and into an instance of `Shippo::API::ApiObject`. However the fields can still be accessed on the main model via generated accessors.
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  Unfortunately Shippo API also returns `object_id`, which in Ruby has a special meaning: it's the pointer address of any object. Overwriting this field causes all sorts of issues.
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- In general this gem does not currently perform validation, *except* in the cases when enumerations are used. The gem automatically converts a response containing keys matching one of the known categories (such as `Shippo::API::Category::Status` and it's value into one of the constants, such as `SUCCESS`.
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+ In general this gem does not currently perform validation, *except* in the cases when enumerations are used. The gem automatically converts a response containing keys matching one of the known categories (such as `Shippo::API::Category::Status` and it's value into one of the constants, such as `SUCCESS`.
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  bin/example
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  ```
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  ## Gem Versioning Notes
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- Version 2 and up of this library works with Ruby 2.2 and later, and is not backwards compatible. __Version 1.0.4__ of this library is the last version of the gem `shippo`, and the last version supporting ruby 1.8 and 1.9.
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  ## Documentation
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- Please see [https://goshippo.com/shipping-api/](https://goshippo.com/shipping-api/) for up-to-date documentation.
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+ Please see [https://goshippo.com/docs](https://goshippo.com/docs) for up-to-date documentation.
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  For Ruby class documentation, please run the following rake task:
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+ ## About Shippo
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+ Connect with multiple different carriers, get discounted shipping labels, track parcels, and much more with just one integration. You can use your own carrier accounts or take advantage of our discounted rates with the USPS and DHL Express. Using Shippo makes it easy to deal with multiple carrier integrations, rate shopping, tracking and other parts of the shipping workflow. We provide the API and dashboard for all your shipping needs.
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+ ## Supported Features
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+ The Shippo API provides in depth support of carrier and shipping functionalities. Here are just some of the features we support through the API:
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+ * Shipping rates & labels
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+ * Tracking for any shipment with just the tracking number
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+ * Batch label generation
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+ * Multi-piece shipments
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+ * Manifests and SCAN forms
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+ * Customs declaration and commercial invoicing
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+ * Address verification
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+ * Signature and adult signature confirmation
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+ * Consolidator support including:
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+ * DHL eCommerce
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+ * UPS Mail Innovations
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+ * FedEx Smartpost
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+ * Additional services: cash-on-delivery, certified mail, delivery confirmation, and more.
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  #
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  # License: MIT
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+ # This example demonstrates how to purchase a label for a domestic US shipment.
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+ # Please set +SHIPPO_TOKEN+ in the environment before running it.
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+ #
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+ # You can also set +SHIPPO_DEBUG+ to see detailed printouts of objects returned.
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: shippo
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Shippo & Contributors
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  autorequire:
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  bindir: bin
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- date: 2016-07-27 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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+ date: 2016-08-12 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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  dependencies:
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