prometeo 2.0.10
Python client library for Prometeo
Requires Python: >=3.8

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===============

This is the official python library for the [Prometeo API](https://prometeoapi.com/)

## Documentation

Complete client documentation is available at [Read the docs](https://readthedocs.org/projects/prometeo-python/)

## Installation

### Prerequisites

* Python version 3.7
* An API Key ([contact us](mailto:info@prometeoapi.com) to get one!)

### Install package

```console
$ pip install prometeo
```


## Quick Start

### Get your key

Go to [your dashboard](https://test.prometeo.qualia.uy/dashboard/), there you'll find your API key. Use it to instantiate the client:

```python
from prometeo import Client


client = Client('<YOUR_API_KEY>', environment='sandbox')
```

The `environment` argument is either `sandbox` for the sandbox or `production` for the production environment.

### Listing movements

The following example logs in to the sandboxed bank and retrieves a list of movements

```python
from datetime import datetime

session = client.banking.new_session()
session = session.login(provider='test', username='12345', password='gfdsa')
accounts = session.get_accounts()
account = accounts[0]
print(account.number, ' - ', account.name)
movements = account.get_movements(datetime(2019, 2, 1), datetime(2019, 2, 2))
for movement in movements:
    print(movement.detail, movement.debit, movement.credit)
```

### Listing credit card movements

```python
cards = session.get_credit_cards()
card = cards[0]
print(card.number, ' - ', card.name)
movements = card.get_movements('USD', datetime(2019, 2, 1), datetime(2019, 2, 2))
for movement in movements:
    print(movement.detail, movement.debit, movement.credit)
```

### Listing all available banks

```python
providers = client.banking.get_providers()
for provider in providers:
    print(provider.name, provider.country)
```

## Account Validation API

### Validating Account in MX

```python
result = client.account_validation.validate(
    account_number="999000000000000014",
    country_code="MX"
)
```


## CURP API

### Checking the existence of a curp

```python
from prometeo.curp import exceptions

curp = 'ABCD12345EFGH'
try:
    result = client.curp.query(curp)
except exceptions.CurpError as e:
    print("CURP does not exist:", e.message)
```

### Looking for a CURP by person

```python
from datetime import datetime
from prometeo.curp import exceptions, Gender, State

curp = 'ABCD12345EFGH'
state = State.SINALOA
birthdate = datetime(1988, 3, 4)
name = 'JOHN'
first_surname = 'DOE'
last_surname = 'PONCE'
gender = Gender.MALE
try:
    result = client.curp.reverse_query(
        state, birthdate, name, first_surname, last_surname, gender
    )
except exceptions.CurpError as e:
    print("CURP does not exist:", e.message)
```


## DIAN API

### Log in

Supply the NIT to log in as a company:

```python
from prometeo.dian import DocumentType

session = client.dian.login(
    nit='098765',
    document_type=DocumentType.CEDULA_CIUDADANIA,
    document='12345',
    password='test_password',
)
```

Or omit it to log in as a person:

```python
from prometeo.dian import DocumentType

session = client.dian.login(
    document_type=DocumentType.CEDULA_CIUDADANIA,
    document='12345',
    password='test_password',
)
```

### Get the data

Company info:

```python
session.get_company_info()
```

Balances:

```python
session.get_balances()
```

Rent declaration:

```python
session.get_rent_declaration(2018)
```

VAT declaration:

```python
from prometeo.dian import Periodicity, QuartlerlyPeriod

session.get_vat_declaration(2019, Periodicity.QUARTERLY, QuartlerlyPeriod.JANUARY_APRIL)
```

Numeration:

```python
from datetime import datetime
from prometeo.dian import NumerationType

session.get_numeration(NumerationType.Authorization, datetime(2019, 1, 1), datetime(2019, 5, 1))
```

Retentions:

```python
from prometeo.dian import MonthlyPeriod

session.get_retentions(2019, MonthlyPeriod.NOVEMBER)
```

## SAT API

### Login in

```python
from prometeo.sat import LoginScope

session = client.sat.login(
    rfc='ABCD1234EFGH',
    password='password',
    scope=LoginScope.CFDI,
)
```

### Work with CFDI bills

List emitted and received bills

```python
from prometeo.sat import BillStatus

emitted_bills = session.get_emitted_bills(
    date_start=datetime(2020, 1, 1),
    date_end=datetime(2020, 2, 1),
    status=BillStatus.ANY,
)

received_bills = session.get_received_bills(
    year=2020,
    month=1,
    status=BillStatus.ANY,
```

Bulk download of bills

```python
from prometeo.sat import BillStatus

download_requests = session.download_emitted_bills(
    date_start=datetime(2020, 1, 1),
    date_end=datetime(2020, 2, 1),
    status=BillStatus.ANY,
)

for request in download_requests:
    download = request.get_download()
    content = download.get_file().read()
```

Download acknowledgements

```python
from prometeo.sat import Motive, DocumentType, Status, SendType

acks = session.get_acknowledgement(
    year=2020,
    month_start=1,
    month_end=2,
    motive=Motive.ALL,
    document_type=DocumentType.ALL,
    status=Status.ALL,
    send_type=SendType.ALL,
)
for ack in acks:
    download = ack.download().get_file()
```

## How to run tests

We are using the ```tox``` testing library [tox](https://tox.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)

To run the tests implemented inside the ```tests``` folder simply run the following command inside your project:
```tox```

This will run tests for both python 2 and 3. To restrict the result to only python3 use:
```tox -e py3```

## How to generate HTML documentation

Inside your terminal, move to the ```/docs``` folder (there should be a file named ```Makefile```), run the following command:
```make html```

This will generate the HTML files inside the ```docs/_build``` folder.

## Notes

1. Do not install ```pip install prometeo``` package inside the same virtual enviroment where this project is running as it may cause conflicts while running unittest.

2. To use the local files insted of the production source code, install it with
```pip install prometeo --no-index --find-links file:///srv/pkg/mypackage```

## License

[The MIT License](https://bitbucket.org/qualiauy/prometeo-python/src/master/LICENSE)