Autoit accesses ShopWare REST-API

[jandings]

Hello there,

since I spent some time to access the REST-API of the web shop system Shopware, I'd like to share a few lines to make life easier for others.

With this you can access your Shopware database, reading and writing all kind of data. 

Replies are JSON style.

To work with JSON I usually depend on either just own AutoIt string operations or this AutoIt library:

; File        : Json.au3 (2015.01.08)
; Purpose    : A Non-Strict JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Parser UDF
; Author    : Ward

$UserName="xxxx"                                        ;Shopware credentials of Shopware user who has the API checkbox ticked
$PassWord="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"      ;API-Key of this user, NOT the Password
$URL="www.XXX.com/api/"
$Command="orders/64682?useNumberAsId=true"              ;A list of commands and options is available through shopware REST-API help; Here we read order number 64682

$oHTTP = ObjCreate("winhttp.winhttprequest.5.1")
$oHTTP.Open("GET", "https://" & $URL & $Command , False)
$oHTTP.SetCredentials($UserName, $PassWord, 0)
$oHTTP.Send()
$response = $oHTTP.ResponseText
ConsoleWrite ($response & @CRLF & @CRLF)

 

Edited November 8, 2017 by jandings

[rotkiv]

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I would like to use it, how do i get the UDF??

Edited January 17, 2018 by JLogan3o13
Removed multiple quotes

[JLogan3o13]

@rotkiv in the future, please just hit the reply button rather than quoting the previous person (especially quoting the same information multiple times as you had); it pads the thread unnecessarily.

As to your question, it doesn't look like there is a UDF. The OP mentions just a few lines he uses; what you see in the first post's snippet is what you get.

[rotkiv]

oh, sorry, yes I got it, it works! thanks!