Zak API to read/write inventory

These APIs allow you to read/write the inventory data of a zak property.

On each examples wb_yyyyyyyyyyy is used as api-key which is sent as user.

Fetch symbols

This method will return a list of inventory parameters, useful in order to use these APIs along with a short description. You can check types and meanings of those parameters by clicking on rmap

Url: https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/fetch_symbols

Usage example

Input fields are not necessary.

$ curl --location --request POST 'https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/fetch_symbols' \
   --header 'x-api-key: wb_yyyyyyyyyyy'

>>> import requests
>>> headers = {'x-api-key':'wb_yyyyyyyyyyy'}
>>> response= requests.post('https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/fetch_symbols', headers = headers, data = data)
>>> print(response.text)

Response Example

{"data": {"m": "MinStay", "M": "MAxStay", .. }}

Fetch rooms availability

This method will return a list of room types IDs that contain availability for the selected date range and the available physical rooms related to the room type. For more informations, check rooms and rooms types

Url: https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/fetch_rooms_availability

Usage example

INPUT mandatory fields:

Field name	Description	Type	Mandatory
arrival	starting date	str	yes
departure	departure date	str	yes

$ curl --location --request POST 'https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/fetch_rooms_availability' \
   --header 'x-api-key: wb_yyyyyyyyyyy' \
   --data-urlencode 'arrival=10/10/2023' \
   --data-urlencode 'departure=12/10/2023'

>>> import requests
>>> headers = {'x-api-key':'wb_yyyyyyyyyyy'}
>>> data = {
>>> 'arrival':'10/10/2023',
>>> 'departure': '12/10/2023',
>>> }
>>> response= requests.post('https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/fetch_rooms_availability', headers = headers, data = data)
>>> print(response.text)

Response Example

A dictionary will be returned where keys(1,2,3,7 in the example) are the room type ids, availability is the real availability and rooms are the available phisical rooms. In the example, the id “2” has 1 room available and 2 phisical rooms (5, 6). In this case, for the selected period, a reservation was made specifying the room type, but no physical room has been assigned.

 ${"data":{
      "1":{
          "availability":8,
          "rooms":[
              1,
              2,
              3,
              14,
              15,
              16,
              17,
              18
          ]
      },
      "2":{
          "availability":1,
          "rooms":[
              5,
              6
          ]
      },
      "3":{
          "availability":3,
          "rooms":[
              7,
              8,
              9
          ]
      },
      "7":{
          "availability":0,
          "rooms":[
          ]
      }
  }
}

Fetch rate values

This method will allow you to fetch values of a given rate.

Url: https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/fetch_rate_values

Usage example

INPUT mandatory fields:

Field name	Description	Type	Mandatory
from	starting date	str	yes
rate	rate_id	int	yes
n	number of days	int	yes

Let’s say you want to fetch values for rate = 5, from 10/10/2023 to the next 5 days.

$ curl --location --request POST 'https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/fetch_rate_values' \
   --header 'x-api-key: wb_yyyyyyyyyyy' \
   --data-urlencode 'from=01/01/2023' \
   --data-urlencode 'rate=5' \
   --data-urlencode 'n=5'

>>> import requests
>>> headers = {'x-api-key':'wb_yyyyyyyyyyy'}
>>> data = {
>>> 'from':'10/11/2023',
>>> 'rate': 5,
>>> 'n': 5
>>> }
>>> response= requests.post('https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/fetch_rate_values', headers = headers, data = data)
>>> print(response.text)

Response Example

A dictionary will be returned where keys(278 in the example) are the product ids and values are lists of dictionaries (one for each day, 5 in this case) If you want to have a closer look at parameters that can be return click rmap

{"data": {"278": [{"p": 1000.0, "m": 1, "M": 1, "mx": ...}, {..}, {..}]}}

Write

Url: https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/write

Usage Example

Field name	Description
from	starting date
rate_id	rate id
rmap	rmap JSON

$ curl --location --request POST 'https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/write' \
    --header 'x-api-key: wb_yyyyyyyyyyy' \
    --data-urlencode 'from=10/10/2023' \
    --data-urlencode 'rate_id=3' \
    --data-urlencode 'rmap={"12": [{"p": 50.0}]}'

>>> import requests
>>> import json
>>> headers = { 'x-api-key': 'wb_yyyyyyyyyyy' }
>>> dfrom = '10/10/2023'
>>> rate_id = 3
>>> rmap = {'12': [{'p': 50}]}
>>> rmap = json.dumps(rmap)
>>> data = {
>>>  'rate_id': rate_id,
>>>  'from': dfrom,
>>>  'rmap': rmap,
>>> }
>>> response = requests.post('https://kapi.wubook.net/kp/inventory/write', data=data, headers=headers)
>>> print(response.text)

RMAP

Rmap is an object of the form:

rmap = {'3':[{'m': 1, 'M': 7, 'ma': 2 ..}, {}, {}]

Where the first number represents the zak_product_id (see fetch_producsts) each { } represents a single day. So the first { } represents the day indicated by from parameter and so on so forth.

Field name	Extended Filed name	Description	Type	Default Restriction Values
m	MinStay	Minimum number of nights for which a stay is possible	integer	1
M	MaxStay	Maximum number of nights for which a stay is possible	integer	31
ma	MinStayArrival	As MinStay, but depending on the arrival date	integer	1
Ma	MaxStayArrival	As MaxStay, but depending on the arrival date	integer	31
ni	NoCheckin	Check-ins cannot be performed on this date	boolean (0,1)	0
no	NoCheckout	Check-outs cannot be performed on this date	boolean (0,1)	0
c	Closure	On this date the sale is closed	boolean (0,1)	0
nt	NoOta	It is not possible to make reservations from ota	boolean (0,1)	0
mx	MinAdvance	This value indicates the minimum advance to book (hours)	integer	0
Mx	MaxAdvance	This value indicates the max advance to book	integer	365x3
o	Allowed Overbookings	Permission to overbook (negative availability)	boolean (0,1)	0
l	Maximum OTA reservations	Maximum amount of OTA reservations	integer	0
p	Price	Price	float	X
a	Availability	Availability	integer	X