I currently have EasyPost creating a shipment. When I create the shipment it provides me with all the available services and rates.
I would like to dynamically select service and only return that rate.
I originally would read through the array using the index number (I guess that how to describe it).
The problem with this is every time I create a new shipment the order of the rates array changes so what would have been $shipment->rates[0]['rate'] would be express and then the next time first class.
I want to create a shipment with "Express" and only return that rate.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Here is my code:
$name = $this->thiscustomer->cust_first . ' ' . $this->thiscustomer->cust_first;
$street_1 = $this->thiscustomer->street_1;
$street_2 = $this->thiscustomer->street_2;
$city = $this->thiscustomer->city;
$state = $this->thiscustomer->state;
$zip = $this->thiscustomer->zip;
$weight = $this->weight;
$packaging = $this->packaging;
$service = $this->service;
$caddress = $this->consultant->address;
$cstreet_1 = $this->consultant->street_1;
$cstreet_2 = $this->consultant->street_2;
$ccity = $this->consultant->city;
$cstate = $this->consultant->state;
$czip = $this->consultant->zip;
$cname = $this->consultant->first_name . ' ' . $this->consultant->last_name;
$cuser_id = $this->consultant->user_id;
require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/easypost.php');
\EasyPost\EasyPost::setApiKey('KUk4fZUI6YaYc1h0FiIXFw');
$shipment = \EasyPost\Shipment::create(array(
'to_address' => array(
"name" => $name,
"street1" => $street_1,
"street2" => $street_2,
"city" => $city,
"state" => $state,
"zip" => $zip
),
'from_address' => array(
"company" => $cname,
"street1" => $cstreet_1,
"street2" => $cstreet_2,
"city" => $ccity,
"state" => $cstate,
"zip" => $czip
),
'parcel' => array(
'weight' => $weight,
'predefined_package'=> $packaging
),
'rates' => array(
'service' => $service
)
));
echo $shipment->rates[0]['rate']. '<br>';