tindie2easypost 0.1.6 → 0.2.0

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data/README.md

@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ This Ruby script converts CSV files exported from Tindie into a format compatibl
 ruby tindie2easypost.rb -i input_tindie_orders.csv -o output_easypost_orders.csv -f 'Your Name,Your Company,Your Phone,Your Email,Your Street,Unit/Suite,Your City,Your State,Your Zip,Your Country'
 ```
 
+
 ### Command-Line Arguments
 
 - `-i` or `--input`: Path to the input Tindie CSV file (required)
@@ -52,6 +53,10 @@ ruby tindie2easypost.rb -i input_tindie_orders.csv -o output_easypost_orders.csv
   8. State
   9. Zip/Postal Code
   10. Country
+- `-p` or `--package`: Package dimensions and weight, comma-separated (LENGTH,WIDTH,HEIGHT,WEIGHT)
+- `-d` or `--predefined`: Predefined package type
+
+Note: You must use either `-p` or `-d`, but not both.
 
 ### Example
 
@@ -59,11 +64,22 @@ ruby tindie2easypost.rb -i input_tindie_orders.csv -o output_easypost_orders.csv
 ruby tindie2easypost.rb -i december_orders.csv -o easypost_shipping.csv -f 'John Doe,Acme Widgets,555-123-4567,john@example.com,123 Business St,Suite 100,Anytown,CA,90210,USA'
 ```
 
+With package dimensions
+```bash
+ruby tindie2easypost.rb -i december_orders.csv -o easypost_shipping.csv -f 'John Doe,Acme Widgets,555-123-4567,john@example.com,123 Business St,Suite 100,Anytown,CA,90210,USA' -p 10,8,6,16
+```
+
+With predefined package type
+```bash
+ruby tindie2easypost.rb -i december_orders.csv -o easypost_shipping.csv -f 'John Doe,Acme Widgets,555-123-4567,john@example.com,123 Business St,Suite 100,Anytown,CA,90210,USA' -d "SmallFlatRateBox"
+```
+
 ## Limitations
 
 - Parcel details (weight, dimensions) are not automatically populated
 - Carrier information is not automatically filled
 - Assumes a consistent sender address for all orders
+- Assumes user wants `USPS GroundAdvantage` Service
 
 ## Customization
 

data/bin/tindie2easypost.rb

@@ -4,17 +4,16 @@ require 'csv'
 require 'optparse'
 
 class Tindie2EasyPost
-  def initialize(input_file, output_file, from_address)
+  def initialize(input_file, output_file, from_address, package_params)
     @input_file = input_file
     @output_file = output_file
     @from_address = from_address
+    @package_params = package_params
   end
 
   def convert
-    # Read Tindie CSV
     tindie_data = CSV.read(@input_file, headers: true)
 
-    # Prepare EasyPost CSV headers
     easypost_headers = [
       'to_address.name', 'to_address.company', 'to_address.phone', 'to_address.email',
       'to_address.street1', 'to_address.street2', 'to_address.city', 'to_address.state', 
@@ -26,50 +25,23 @@ class Tindie2EasyPost
       'parcel.predefined_package', 'carrier', 'service'
     ]
 
-    # Write EasyPost CSV
     CSV.open(@output_file, 'w') do |csv|
       csv << easypost_headers
 
-      # Predefined from address values
       from_address_values = [
-        @from_address[:name],                       # from_address.name
-        @from_address[:company],                    # from_address.company
-        @from_address[:phone],                      # from_address.phone
-        @from_address[:email],                      # from_address.email
-        @from_address[:street1],                    # from_address.street1
-        @from_address[:street2] || '',              # from_address.street2
-        @from_address[:city],                       # from_address.city
-        @from_address[:state],                      # from_address.state
-        @from_address[:zip],                        # from_address.zip
-        @from_address[:country],                    # from_address.country
+        @from_address[:name], @from_address[:company], @from_address[:phone], @from_address[:email],
+        @from_address[:street1], @from_address[:street2] || '', @from_address[:city], @from_address[:state],
+        @from_address[:zip], @from_address[:country],
       ]
 
       tindie_data.each do |row|
-        # Map Tindie data to EasyPost format
         easypost_row = [
-          # To Address
-          "#{row['First Name']} #{row['Last Name']}",  # to_address.name
-          row['Company'],                             # to_address.company
-          row['Phone'],                               # to_address.phone
-          row['Email'],                               # to_address.email
-          row['Street'],                              # to_address.street1
-          '',                                         # to_address.street2 (empty if not in Tindie)
-          row['City'],                                # to_address.city
-          row['State/Province'],                      # to_address.state
-          row['Postal/Zip Code'],                     # to_address.zip
-          row['Country'],                             # to_address.country
-
-          # From Address (using predefined values)
+          "#{row['First Name']} #{row['Last Name']}", row['Company'], row['Phone'], row['Email'],
+          row['Street'], '', row['City'], row['State/Province'], row['Postal/Zip Code'], row['Country'],
           *from_address_values,
-
-          # Parcel details (you'll need to customize these)
-          '',  # parcel.length
-          '',  # parcel.width
-          '',  # parcel.height
-          '',  # parcel.weight
-          '',  # parcel.predefined_package
-          '',  # carrier
-          row['Shipping Method']  # service
+          @package_params[:length], @package_params[:width], @package_params[:height], @package_params[:weight],
+          @package_params[:predefined_package],
+          'USPS', 'GroundAdvantage'
         ]
 
         csv << easypost_row
@@ -80,7 +52,6 @@ class Tindie2EasyPost
   end
 end
 
-# Command-line argument parsing
 options = {}
 OptionParser.new do |opts|
   opts.banner = "Usage: tindie2easypost.rb [options]"
@@ -95,31 +66,37 @@ OptionParser.new do |opts|
 
   opts.on("-f", "--from NAME,COMPANY,PHONE,EMAIL,STREET1,STREET2,CITY,STATE,ZIP,COUNTRY", Array, "From Address Details") do |from_details|
     options[:from_address] = {
-      name: from_details[0],
-      company: from_details[1],
-      phone: from_details[2],
-      email: from_details[3],
-      street1: from_details[4],
-      street2: from_details[5],
-      city: from_details[6],
-      state: from_details[7],
-      zip: from_details[8],
-      country: from_details[9]
+      name: from_details[0], company: from_details[1], phone: from_details[2], email: from_details[3],
+      street1: from_details[4], street2: from_details[5], city: from_details[6], state: from_details[7],
+      zip: from_details[8], country: from_details[9]
+    }
+  end
+
+  opts.on("-p", "--package LENGTH,WIDTH,HEIGHT,WEIGHT", Array, "Package dimensions and weight") do |package|
+    options[:package_params] = {
+      length: package[0], width: package[1], height: package[2], weight: package[3],
+      predefined_package: ''
+    }
+  end
+
+  opts.on("-d", "--predefined PACKAGE", "Predefined package type") do |predefined|
+    options[:package_params] = {
+      length: '', width: '', height: '', weight: '',
+      predefined_package: predefined
     }
   end
 end.parse!
 
-# Validate required arguments
-unless options[:input] && options[:output] && options[:from_address]
+unless options[:input] && options[:output] && options[:from_address] && (options[:package_params])
   puts "Error: Missing required arguments"
-  puts "Usage: ruby tindie2easypost.rb -i input.csv -o output.csv -f 'Your Name,Your Company,Phone,Email,Street1,Street2,City,State,Zip,Country'"
+  puts "Usage: ruby tindie2easypost.rb -i input.csv -o output.csv -f 'Name,Company,Phone,Email,Street1,Street2,City,State,Zip,Country' (-p LENGTH,WIDTH,HEIGHT,WEIGHT | -d PREDEFINED_PACKAGE)"
   exit 1
 end
 
-# Run conversion
 converter = Tindie2EasyPost.new(
   options[:input], 
   options[:output], 
-  options[:from_address]
+  options[:from_address],
+  options[:package_params]
 )
 converter.convert

metadata

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: tindie2easypost
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 0.1.6
+  version: 0.2.0
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Spencer Owen