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Promise based Fastbill client in node.js with additional convenience methods
Promise based Fastbill client in node.js with additional convenience methods
RESTful API-Client for Fastbill that covers all existing interfaces by using a descriptor file. Based on the descriptor, the module generates a node-style API by using Q's promise implementation, request module and lodash.
This client must be initialized by using the
fastbill = require('fastbill-client');
fastbill.bootstrap(username, password);
After the client has set authentication details, it can be used by simply calling
fastbill.api.entity.verb
whereas entity reflects fastbill's entity names (e. g. "customer" or "invoice") and verb reflects the method the is to be used (e. g. "get", "create").
Those methods are promised based and require different parameters based on the method.
All get-methods expect at least a filter object (see fastbill API documentation). You can furthermore add an offset as second parameter and a limit as the third one:
fastbill.api.invoice.get({filter: {"INVOICE_ID": "XXXXX"}, limit, offset})
Convenience methods like getById or getByNumber etc. must not be provided with a filter object but instead with the field value that the according filter is meant for:
fastbill.api.invoice.getById("ID", limit, offset)
whereas those methods also accept multiple field values as an array:
fastbill.api.invoice.getById(["ID1", "ID2", "ID3"], limit, offset)
All other methods besides previously mentioned getters, accept a data object only that must reflect fastbill's API specification.
fastbill.api.invoice.create({"CUSTOMER_ID": "XXXXXX", "ITEMS": [{"ARTICLE_NUMBER": "1", "QUANTITY": "4"}]})
fastbill.api.invoice.create({
"CUSTOMER_ID": "1016354"
"ITEMS": [
{
"ARTICLE_NUMBER": "1",
"QUANTITY": 3
}
]
}).then(
(result) ->
console.log result
(err) ->
console.log err
)
fastbill.api.invoice.getByNumber("3").then(
(result) ->
console.log result
(err) ->
console.log err
)
{ customer:
{
get: [Function],
update: [Function],
delete: [Function],
getByCustomerId: [Function],
getById: [Function],
getByCustomerNumber: [Function],
getByNumber: [Function],
getByCountryCode: [Function],
getByCity: [Function],
getByTerm: [Function]
},
estimate:
{ create: [Function],
delete: [Function],
sendbyemail: [Function],
createinvoice: [Function],
get: [Function],
getByEstimateId: [Function],
getById: [Function],
getByCustomerId: [Function],
getByEstimateNumber: [Function],
getByNumber: [Function],
getByStartEstimateDate: [Function],
getByStartDate: [Function],
getByEndEstimateDate: [Function],
getByEndDate: [Function],
},
invoice:
{ create: [Function],
get: [Function],
getByInvoiceId: [Function],
getById: [Function],
getByInvoiceNumber: [Function],
getByNumber: [Function],
getByInvoiceTitle: [Function],
getByTitle: [Function],
getByCustomerId: [Function],
getByMonth: [Function],
getByYear: [Function],
getByStartDueDate: [Function],
getByEndDueDate: [Function],
getByState: [Function],
getByType: [Function],
update: [Function],
delete: [Function],
complete: [Function],
cancel: [Function],
sign: [Function],
sendbyemail: [Function],
sendbypost: [Function],
setpaid: [Function]
},
item:
{ get: [Function],
getByInvoiceId: [Function],
delete: [Function]
},
recurring:
{ create: [Function],
get: [Function],
getByInvoiceId: [Function],
getByInvoiceNumber: [Function],
getByInvoiceTitle: [Function],
getByCustomerId: [Function],
getByMonth: [Function],
getByYear: [Function],
getByStartDueDate: [Function],
getByEndDueDate: [Function],
getByState: [Function],
getByType: [Function],
update: [Function],
delete: [Function]
},
revenue:
{ create: [Function],
get: [Function],
getByInvoiceId: [Function],
getByInvoiceNumber: [Function],
getByInvoiceTitle: [Function],
getByCustomerId: [Function],
getByMonth: [Function],
getByYear: [Function],
getByStartDueDate: [Function],
getByEndDueDate: [Function],
getByState: [Function],
getByType: [Function],
update: [Function],
delete: [Function]
},
expense:
{ create: [Function],
get: [Function],
getByInvoiceId: [Function],
getByInvoiceNumber: [Function],
getByMonth: [Function],
getByYear: [Function]
},
article:
{ create: [Function],
get: [Function],
getByArticleNumber: [Function],
getByNumber: [Function],
update: [Function],
delete: [Function]
},
document: { create: [Function] },
project:
{ create: [Function],
get: [Function],
getByProjectId: [Function],
getById: [Function],
getByCustomerId: [Function],
update: [Function],
delete: [Function]
},
time:
{ create: [Function],
get: [Function],
getByTimeId: [Function],
getById: [Function],
getByCustomerId: [Function],
getByProjectId: [Function],
getByTaskId: [Function],
getByStartDate: [Function],
getByEndDate: [Function],
getByDate: [Function],
update: [Function],
delete: [Function]
}
}
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Promise based Fastbill client in node.js with additional convenience methods
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