PyMagento is a Python client for the Magento 2 API. Its goal is to provide an easy-to-use Pythonic interface to the Magento 2 API, while being lightweight and extendable.
Features:
- Lightweight: entities are returned as plain dictionaries; there is no custom
OrderorProductclass - Easy to extend: subclass
magento.Magentoand add your own methods - Transparent pagination: functions that make paginated queries return lazy iterables (generators)
- Fully typed: all functions have type hints if necessary
- Production-ready: at Bixoto, we use PyMagento in production since 2020
- Python 3.8+ support
- MIT license
Note: PyMagento is not affiliated to nor endorsed by Adobe or the Magento team.
python -m pip install pymagento
poetry add pymagento
import magento
client = magento.Magento(base_url="...", token="...", scope="all")
product = client.get_product("SKU123")
print(magento.get_custom_attribute(product, "description"))
# Get orders by status
for order in client.get_orders(status="processing"):
print(order["increment_id"], order["grand_total"])
# Make more complex queries
query = magento.make_search_query([
[("customer_email", "[email protected]", "eq")],
[("status", "complete", "eq")],
])
for order in client.get_orders(query=query, limit=10):
print(order["increment_id"], len(order["items"]))For more information, read the docs.
Note: not all endpoints are implemented with dedicated methods. You can call them with
client.get_json_api("/V1/...") for GET endpoints and client.post_json_api("/V1/...", json=...).
Copyright 2020-2024 Bixoto. See the LICENSE.
- MyMagento: new project started in 2022; MyMagento didn’t exist when we started PyMagento. This is a more high-level API that can be a good fit if you’re not familiar with Magento’s API.
- PyMagento-REST (abandoned)
- bialecki/pymagento: Magento 1.x only (abandoned)
- python-magento: Magento 1.x only (abandoned)