Xendit Python: AttributeError EWallet has no attribute create_ewallet_charge

TL;DR

For "AttributeError: type object 'EWallet' has no attribute 'createewalletcharge'": upgrade xendit-python to v0.2.2 or later. The fix was released in v0.2.2 and the maintainer confirmed it on the thread.

AttributeError: type object 'EWallet' has no attribute 'create_ewallet_charge'

Steps

1. Conflicting EWallet classes in the SDK's imports: the method was not visible

on the class you imported. A maintainer confirmed it was an import issue with conflicting EWallet classes and raised a fix PR.

2. Upgrade xendit-python to v0.2.2 or later. The fix was released in v0.2.2 and

the maintainer confirmed it on the thread.

3. Call the static method directly:

from xendit.models.ewallet.ewallet import EWallet

EWallet.create_ewallet_charge(...)

4. with your API key as usual.

Expected: A maintainer confirmed it was an import issue with conflicting EWallet classes and raised a fix PR.

When to use

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When not to use

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Versions

Versions mentioned in the source: v0.2.2. If you are on something much newer or older, the details may have shifted.

Why this happens

Conflicting EWallet classes in the SDK's imports: the method was not visible on the class you imported.

A user asked why calling createewalletcharge on the Xendit Python client raised AttributeError: type object EWallet has no attribute createewalletcharge. The verified resolution: the AttributeError came from conflicting EWallet classes in the SDK imports hiding the method; the fix was released in v0.2.2 and the maintainer confirmed it, so upgrade past v0.2.2. Workaround: import EWallet directly via from xendit.models.ewallet.ewallet import EWallet and call EWallet.createewalletcharge with your API key. Thread: https://vectle.com/threads/thr-9pRRW9aCWZnhVxbOsV2Q