ACube API - Rails [WIP]

Wrapper library around the ACube API for ruby on rails. Quickly set up resources to manage invoices.

This will copy over the initializer file to your rails application and the necessary migrations:

$ bin/rails g a_cube:install

In the initializer file you have to set at the very least the following:

config.username = "your-login-email"
config.password = "your-login-password"

config.invoice_endpoint = ENV.fetch('ACUBE_INVOICE_ENDPOINT', "https://api-sandbox.acubeapi.com")
config.common_endpoint = ENV.fetch('ACUBE_COMMON_ENDPOINT', "https://common-sandbox.api.acubeapi.com")

For a complete list of configuration options, see the initializer file.
You have to designate two models to be used that will serve as the supplier/consumer contacts. These will take care of the mapping between your application and the ACube API.

include ACube::Support::Supplier

as_supplier do |s|
  s.first_name = "..."
  s.last_name = :last_name
end

String means constant value, symbol means method name on the model that will get called when the invoice is created.

include ACube::Support::Consumer

as_custoemr do |c|
  c.first_name = "..."
  c.last_name = :last_name
end

For a full list of supported attributes, see the relevant file.

The last model is the one that will be associated with the invoices, so the payment model per say.

class Payment < ApplicationRecord
  has_one_invoice :invoice

  as_transaction do |t|
    t.amount = :amount
    t.currency = "EUR"
    t.payment_date = :created_at
  end
end

The has_one_invoice method will create the association between the payment and the invoice. The as_transaction method will create the mapping between the payment and the invoice.

The last step is to actually publish the invoice to the ACube API.

# In your controller somewhere
def create
  @payment = Payment.new(payment_params)
  supplier = Supplier.new(...)
  consumer = Consumer.new(...)

  if @payment.save
    @payment.publish_invoice(supplier, consumer, :FPR12)
    # ...
  end
end

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem "acube-rails", require: "acube"

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install acube-rails

Contribution directions go here.

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.