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Contributing to the Supported NetSuite API
iloveitaly edited this page Feb 27, 2013
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- [NetSuite Documentation & External Links](NetSuite Development Resources)
- [Note about how fields and RecordRefs are handled](Fields and RecordRefs)
- Miscellaneous Development Gotchas
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Please submit a pull request for any models or actions that you would like to be included. The API is quite large and so we will necessarily not cover all of it. Please ensure that all tests are passing before submitting a pull request and add test specs for any additional features you add.
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Records should go into the
lib/netsuite/records/
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Actions should be placed in their respective subdirectory under
lib/netsuite/actions
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Example:
# lib/netsuite/actions/customer/add.rb module NetSuite module Actions module Customer class Add def initialize(attributes = {}) @attributes = attributes end def self.call(attributes) new(attributes).call end def call response = NetSuite::Configuration.connection.request :add do soap.header = NetSuite::Configuration.auth_header soap.body = { :entityId => @attributes[:entity_id], :companyName => @attributes[:company_name], :unsubscribe => @attributes[:unsubscribe] } end success = response.to_hash[:add_response][:write_response][:status][:@is_success] == 'true' body = response.to_hash[:add_response][:write_response][:base_ref] NetSuite::Response.new(:success => success, :body => body) end end end end end response = NetSuite::Actions::Customer::Add.call( :entity_id => 'Shutter Fly', :company_name => 'Shutter Fly, Inc.', :unsubscribe => false ) # => #<NetSuite::Response:0x1041f64b5> response.success? # => true response.body # => { :internal_id => '979', :type => 'customer' }