Class: EShipper::Order
- Inherits:
-
EShipperResponse
- Object
- ActiveResource::Base
- EShipperResponse
- EShipper::Order
- Defined in:
- lib/eshipper/classes/order.rb
Class Method Summary collapse
Instance Method Summary collapse
Methods inherited from EShipperResponse
Class Method Details
.search(options = {}) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/eshipper/classes/order.rb', line 5 def self.search( = {}) orders = SearchReply.search().OrderSearchReply if orders == "\n" # No results [] elsif orders.Order.is_a?(Array) # Multiple results orders.Order else # Single result [orders.Order] end end |
Instance Method Details
#fetch ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/eshipper/classes/order.rb', line 29 def fetch order_information_reply = OrderInformationReply.fetch() if order_information_reply.respond_to?(:OrderInformationReply) order_information_reply = order_information_reply.OrderInformationReply if order_information_reply.Order.is_a?(Array) # Sometimes there is a partial referenceCode match. In that case the API will return multiple Orders # However, the way they format the Orders, the properties of all orders are siblings. # In other words, the properties of an Order are NOT nested within the Order. # So the way the parser works is that it gives us arrays for each property. # TBD: Are properties of each Order ordered consistently? # TBD: Does the API always return the better matching result first??? # Assume that the first result is the one we want! this_index = order_information_reply.Order.each_with_index.find do |_, index| order_information_reply.Order[index].id == self.Id end[1] order_information_reply.attributes.keys.each do |attribute_key| order_information_reply.send("#{attribute_key}=", order_information_reply.attributes[attribute_key][this_index]) end throw("id mismatch") if order_information_reply.Order.id != self.Id end order_information_reply else # TODO: error handling throw(order_information_reply) end end |
#fetch_options ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/eshipper/classes/order.rb', line 57 def { order_id: self.Id, referenceCode: references.first&.Code } end |
#references ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/eshipper/classes/order.rb', line 17 def references if !respond_to?(:References) [] elsif self.References.Reference == "\n" [] elsif self.References.Reference.is_a?(Array) self.References.Reference else [self.References.Reference] end end |