shopeee-api

Shopee API Client: shopeee-api

• Very dirty implementation of Shopee API Client.
• Follow: https://open.shopee.com/developer-guide/20

Feature

• Create authorization URL
• Issue Access Token with shopId flow.

Usage

Requirement

Your project need to install axios package with version <1. e.g. npm i axios@0.18 the library provided both ES module and CommonJS variations.

Installation

npm i shopeee-api

Create client

import { ShopeeOpenApiV2Client } from 'shopeee-api'

const client = new ShopeeOpenApiV2Client(
  'sandbox',
  '<your-partner-id>',
  '<your-partner-key>'
)

Basic Features

Generate Authorization Link

const url = client.getAuthorizationLink('http://localhost:3000/your/exchange/authorization/endpoint')

Exchange for AccessToken, RefreshToken

const tokens = await client.getAccessToken('<code_from_redirected_url_param>', '<shop_id_from_redirected_url_params>')
// Would get something like...
// {
//   refresh_token: '1c553a4e5a5051584a6378534a775943',
//   access_token: '43796865736750724541686e6a776875',
//   expire_in: 13987,
//   request_id: '89a4a161f675ddc8cd68d59071fb4b20',
//   error: '',
//   message: ''
// }

Refresh a new token

const tokens = await client.refreshToken('<current_refresh_token>', '<shop_id>')
// Would get something like...
// {
//   refresh_token: '1c553a4e5a5051584a6378534a775943',
//   access_token: '43796865736750724541686e6a776875',
//   expire_in: 13987,
//   request_id: '89a4a161f675ddc8cd68d59071fb4b20',
//   error: '',
//   message: ''
// }

Note that refreshToken api is automatically invoked when use the Token in Shop Context mode. See (src/demo.ts) to see how we test for forcing system to refresh the token..

Storage Features

Consumer may opt-in to use Storage feature by implement the Storage interface and provide the storage implementation for the client.

// create client as normal
const client = new Client(...)
// configure storage
const naiveStorage: Record<string, ShopeeTokens> = {}
client.setStorage({
  async saveTokens(shopId: string, tokens: ShopeeTokens): Promise<void> {
    // FIXME: use something more persistent such as RDS, Redis.
    naiveStorage[shopId] = tokens
  },
  async loadTokens(shopId: string): Promise<ShopeeTokens | null> {
    // FIXME: use something more persistent such as RDS, Redis.
    return naiveStorage[shopId] || null
  },
})

Once configured our client.getAccessToken() will now call storage.saveTokens() automatically.

Note that we provided the Naive implementation as InMemoryTokenStorage which is loaded by default.

Shop Context

Within shopee APIs, there are APIs those do not need shop, and its accessToken, and there are APIs that needs.

We separate these API that need to aware of its context by let the consumer choose when to access it. And provide the set of Tokens Storage on your own. If your tokens has been mismanaged error will be thrown (complaining that the Token for such shopId is missing.) This error will be thrown when the desired API is invoked.

Under this mode we will automatically detect for 403 http status, and perform refresh if the request is applicable.

// TODO: Create the client with setStorage options.
const context = client.createShopeContext(shopId)
// THIS API: https://open.shopee.com/documents/v2/v2.product.get_category?module=89&type=1
const categories = await context.getCategory()

Currently Supported APIs

await context.getShopInfo()
await context.getProfileInfo()
await context.getCategory()
const products = await context.getProductItemList(0, 20)
await context.getProductAttributes(102067) // Get Product attributes by CategoryId
await context.getProductModelList(102067)
await context.getOrderList(0, 10)
const productDetails = await context.getProductsItemBaseInfo(products.response.item.map((o) => o.item_id))
await context.getAddressList()
await context.getLogisticChannelList()
await context.handleBuyerCancellation({ "order_sn": "<some-order-id>", "operation": "REJECT" })
await context.getShippingParameter("<some-order-id>")
await context.shipOrder({ 
  "order_sn": "<some-order-id>",
  "pickup":{
    "address_id": "<some address id from pickup in shipping parameter>",
    "pickup_time_id": "<some pick up time id from pickup in shipping parameter>"
  }
  "dropoff":{
    "branch_id": "<some branch id from dropoff[branch_list] in shipping parameter>",
  }
  "non_integrated":{
    "tracking_number": "<some tracking number>"
  }
})

To Test

Configure your .env file. (See .env.example)

then simply runs:

npm run demo