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myparcelnl commented on July 20, 2024

Is it possible to lookup a consignment via the API?

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JasperAlgra commented on July 20, 2024

Hi, I was looking for the same.. and created this based on some stuf I've seen in the API itself.
maybe this helps you as wel.

try {
            $request = (new MyParcelRequest());

            $userAgent = $request->getUserAgentFromComposer();
            $request
                ->setUserAgent($userAgent)
                ->setRequestParameters(
                    APIKEY,
                    "?q={$query}",
                    MyParcelRequest::REQUEST_HEADER_RETRIEVE_SHIPMENT
                )
                ->sendRequest('GET');


            if ($request->getResult() === null) {
                self::echoError("error", 'Unable to connect to MyParcel.');
            }

            $results = $request->getResult();


        } catch (\Exception $exception) {
            self::echoError("error", $exception->getMessage());
        }
	}

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RichardPerdaan commented on July 20, 2024

Hi @badbitnl,

Can You indicate if the example of @JasperAlgra works for you?

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reindert-vetter commented on July 20, 2024

@badbitnl @JasperAlgra a nice solution is made in https://github.com/myparcelnl/sdk/releases/tag/v4.1.0

Query consignments

You can search and filter consignments by certain values:

$consignments = MyParcelCollection::query(
            'api_key_from_MyParcel_backoffice',
            [
                'q'                    => 'Niels',
                'reference_identifier' => 'order-1234',
                'status'               => 2,
                'from'                 => '2020-01-01 00:00:00',
                'to'                   => '2020-02-01 00:00:00',
                'page'                 => 1,
                'size'                 => 200,
                'order'                => 'DESC',
                'package_type'         => 1,
                'region'               => 'NL;EU',
                'dropoff_today'        => 1,
            ]
        )

For q and reference identifier you can use * to search smarter.

If the 2nd parameter is an object, then public properties will be used. If you query in many ways, creating a separate class can provide a clean solution.

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