SYNOPSIS

use Shipment;

my $shipment = Shipment->new;
   
$shipment->ups(
  from_address => $shipment->address(...),
  to_address => $shipment->address(...),
  packages => [$shipment->package(...)]
);

foreach my $service ( $shipment->all_services ) {
  print $service->id . "\n";
}

$shipment->rate( 'express' );
print $service->cost . "\n";

$shipment->ship( 'ground' );
$shipment->get_package(0)->label->save;

DESCRIPTION

This library provides an interface to popular shipping/courier services.

See the relevant module for details on usage.

For code examples, see https://github.com/pullingshots/Shipment/tree/master/eg

• generic

    The generic method returns a L<Shipment::Generic> object. See L<Shipment::Generic> for
    more details.
  

• canadapost

  The fedex method returns a Shipment::CanadaPost object. See Shipment::CanadaPost for more details.

• fedex

  The fedex method returns a Shipment::FedEx object. See Shipment::FedEx for more details.

• purolator

  The purolator method returns a Shipment::Purolator object. See Shipment::Purolator for more details.

• ups

  The ups method returns a Shipment::UPS object. See Shipment::UPS for more details.

• temando

  The temando method returns a Shipment::Temando object. See Shipment::Temando for more details.

• address

  The address method returns a Shipment::Address object. See Shipment::Address for more details.

• package

  The package method returns a Shipment::Package object. See Shipment::Package for more details.

AUTHOR

Andrew Baerg @ <andrew at pullingshots dot ca>

http://pullingshots.ca/

BUGS

Issues can be submitted at https://github.com/pullingshots/Shipment/issues

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 2016 Andrew J Baerg, All Rights Reserved

NO WARRANTY

Absolutely, positively NO WARRANTY, neither express or implied, is offered with this software. You use this software at your own risk. In case of loss, no person or entity owes you anything whatsoever. You have been warned.

LICENSE

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.