Undocumented Easypost APIs
See original GitHub issueWhat’s a good way to extend Easypost python wrapper to support undocumented APIs like /v2/fedex_registrations
and v2/carrier_accounts/register
?
We’re aware of calling the endpoints directly with packages like requests, but for maintaining our code design, is it possible to extend the wrapper to support new API resources?
Thanks!
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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Just a note, FedEx CSP registration should now be possible via
v2/carrier_accounts/register
eliminating the need to deal with/v2/fedex_registrations
See #109 for additional details on why this was closed.