Add suppliers Automation Direct and Jameco #248
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…Inventree, Param map for Electronics does not exist warning. Part creation failed error, check Ki-nTree settings match Inventree part settings error msg.
…rs work with requests.get() and not urllib.request.urlopen()
Yup you did just that 😄 is this PR dependent on #247 ? |
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I'll submit another pull request indicating both suppliers were added. |
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I've also implemented search support for Automation Direct's website. It uses similar techniques as Jameco's in that the request is sent to the same API URL used for searching on Automation Direct's search box. Automation Direct search returns json data that is then used to populate the page. I've tested it on a few different types of parts, and it seems to return valid standard data and parameter data. Pricing data is also implemented, thought Automation Direct does not offer quantity discounts. For parts that do have quantity other than equal to 1, such as cable, it creates pricing data for a list of quantities that cable may be ordered. For parts that are sold individually, this min/max length for ordering is not returned, so it simply takes the 'price' value and puts it into the part_info['pricing'] dictionary as a quantity of 1.
It looks like I may have branched off from my Jameco branch that I submitted yesterday by mistake. This one appears to include both...