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Everything here is generated from, or tested against, the same API description our build checks against the running code.

API description

OpenAPI 3.0 description (openapi-v1.json) — every operation with its parameters, schemas and an example. Load it in any OpenAPI tool, or generate your client contracts from it. It is also served live, without a token, at https://api.slflo.com/api/integration/v1/openapi.json.
Postman collection (slflo-integration-v1.postman_collection.json) — one request per operation, grouped like the API reference, with the examples filled in. Import it, set the slflo_token variable to your sandbox token, and every write sends a fresh Idempotency-Key. It also works in Bruno and Insomnia, which import Postman collections.

Code samples

The samples the guides show, as files. Our build runs the Python and C# samples against a real Slflo on every change.

Directorysamples
- Directorypython Python 3.8+, standard library only
  - slflo.py the client: 401, 429, 5xx
  - quickstart.py
  - pull_orders.py orders → sales orders
  - fake_erp.py a stand-in for your ERP
  - invoices_by_seq.py
  - push_master_data.py
  - master_data_answers.py
  - push_prices_in_batches.py
  - check_token.py
- Directorycsharp .NET 10, no packages

Run any Python sample with your token in the environment; each prints one line of JSON saying what it did. State (watermarks, the stand-in ERP’s books) goes to ./state, or STATE_DIR.

export SLFLO_TOKEN='sfi_live_…'
python3 pull_orders.py

cd csharp && dotnet run -- pull-orders      # or: me, invoices

Sample connector

A complete connector in Kotlin — settings, the client, staging, orders, invoices, payments, returns and master data — cleaned from the one our build runs end to end. Read its README first.

Directorykotlin-connector
- README.md
- build.gradle.kts
- settings.gradle.kts
- Directorysrc/main/kotlin/com/example/slflo