Closed joshk6 closed 4 years ago
Yeah, I see what you mean, however, .get( :purchase_order, 99)
does work as expected (no root).
Moral of the story, just use snaked_case symbols or strings.
I'll leave this open and add something to the README around this. Related: https://github.com/minimul/qbo_api/issues/63
Ok thanks. Same comment should likely go in api.all which returns unusually structured result when you use :PurchaseOrder instead of :purchase_order
When I execute a api.get("PurchaseOrder", 167) I get a json result that looks like:
{"PurchaseOrder=> {"ShipAddr"=> {"id"="99", [...] } }
i.e. everything is under root key "PurchaseOrder"
When I execute a get for a purchase, api.get("Purchase", 157). I get a json result without a root, instead I get a hash that starts as below, with no root key "Purchase"=>, instead just a collection of elements.
{ "AccountRef"=>{"value"=>152, "name"="Some Account}, "PaymentType"=>"Check", [...] }
Is that by design? When you run read requests in the API explorer both purchase and purchaseorder return a root key. Wondering why QboApi only does sometime and if there some way to know when it will and when it won't?