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The SDKs let your developer connect your webshop, ERP or warehouse system to Zippendo in a few lines of code instead of writing raw HTTP calls. They are free client libraries for TypeScript, Python, PHP, Go, Ruby, Java and C#, and they cover every endpoint in the API reference.

TypeScript / JavaScript

npm: @zippendo/sdk

Python

PyPI: zippendo

PHP

Packagist: zippendo/zippendo-php

Go

github.com/zippendo/zippendo-go

Ruby

RubyGems: zippendo

Java

Maven Central: com.zippendo:zippendo-java

C# / .NET

NuGet: Zippendo

Install

For Java, replace 1.x.y with the latest version on Maven Central.

Authenticate and make your first call

Create an API token under API settings (open the organization menu at the bottom of the sidebar, then Manage). It starts with zipp_ and is sent as a Bearer token. The base URL defaults to https://api.zippendo.com.
Every call takes your organization ID (orgId). An API token belongs to one organization, and calls for any other organization are refused. To look up the ID, call verifyApiToken on TokensApi with your token: the answer includes orgId. See the REST API quickstart.

Resources

Each SDK has a client per resource, such as ShipmentsApi, OrdersApi, CarriersApi, AddressesApi, RulesApi, WebhooksApi and TokensApi, matching the groups in the API reference. Pagination (page/limit), request bodies and error handling (errors carry { code, error, message }) are described in each SDK’s README.

Reference

Browse every endpoint, and try requests in the playground, in the API reference.
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