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Kount RIS Python SDK Release Notes History

The following table provides the release notes history for the RIS Python SDK.

Version Number Description

3.4.2

A KHASH helper function has been corrected to PENC=KHASH instead of PENC=MASK.

3.4.1

Added two shipping types. DE = Delivery and PU = Pick-up.

3.4.0

Added Lbin field and testcase 3.3.4 Get SDK version from Gitlab tag.

3.3.3

  • Updated the default version of the RIS call to use version 0710
  • Added new getters respective to new RIS version

3.3.1

Removed Data Validation from the SDK side.

3.2.0

  • Minor bug fixes in validation file, and unit tests
  • Removed support for Python 2.x due to end of life status
  • Python 3.5 is now minimum supported version

3.1.0

Omniscore Implemented in Python. We have included a getter method called getOmniscore that returns the Omniscore value in the Response.

3.0.2

Bug fixes.

3.0.1

Rework the SDK.

2.0.0

  • Base85 encoding
  • Set the value to a VERSION in this dedicated module in the project - version.py
  • updated docs/*.rst
  • tests/test_base85_encode_decode.py
  • tests/test_bed_examples.py – example usage (work-flow)

1.0.2

  • removed CCMM, CCYY from the SDK
  • removed method expiration_date /CCMM & CCYY/ from RIS Request superclass
  • updated requirements.txt with the latest requests library

1.0.0

First release of the Kount RIS Python SDK.

1.0.0 Release candidate

 

1.0.2-beta

Pre-release

  • validate.xml as python dict 
  • replaced parsing the xml with generated python dict
  • parse Kount's validation xml to python dict and use this dict in the package to avoid parsing. New XML_DICT must be generated if the xml file 'validate.xml' is changed

1.0.1-beta

Pre-release

  • Sphinx files /auto generate documentation/, package files 
  • Documentation Compilation

Before starting, you first need to install Sphinx, which is done very easily using easy_install or pip command in a command shell:

pip install sphinx – upgrade

In order to compile the documentation, under linux type:

make html

or

make latex

and under windows, type:

make.bat html

This command will analyze the files in the source/ directory and create the HTML files into the directory _build/html/ or build/html depending on your configuration file.

There are many more possible outputs. Type make without argument to get help. For example, to build a PDF version, type:

make latexpdf

1.0.0-beta

Pre-release

  • Kount Ris Python sdk - 2.7.13 and 3.6.1 supported
  • update local_settings.py in project's folder with data provided by Kount
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