billogram-api-client v0.1.3

Billogram API Client

A promise-based client for Billogram's API.

Example usage:

import Billogram from 'billogram-api-client'

const client = new Billogram({
  username: API_USER,
  password: API_PASSWORD
})

/* inside async function */
const billogram = await client.billograms.find(id)

How to use

Create an API user within the Billogram UI.

Import the package and create a client with your user credentials:

import Billogram from 'billogram-api-client'

const client = new Billogram({
  username: 'your-api-user',
  password: 'your-api-password',
})

All methods are namespaced under the objects they relate to: billograms, customers, and items.

All methods return the resource they are acting upon, with the exception of client.billograms.pdf().

Examples

So for example if you want to find a customer by their customer number you would use:

const customer = await client.customers.find(1)

If you wanted to create an item you would use:

const item = await client.items.create({ ...itemData })

Promise-based

Each method returns a promise so you can use either then/catch or async/await.

client.billograms
  .remind(billogramId, {
    method: 'Email',
    message: 'Please pay me.'
  })
  .then(data => console.log('Reminder sent:', data))
  .catch(error => console.error('Could not send reminder:', error))

/* or */

async function sendReminder(billogramId) {
  const billogram = await client.billograms.remind(billogramId, {
    method: 'Email',
    message: 'Please pay me.'
  })
}

If you want to use a sandbox account

Pass a config object as the second argument to the Billogram constructor with sandbox: true.

const client = new Billogram({
  username: 'sandbox-api-user',
  password: 'sandbox-api-password',
}, {
  sandbox: true
})

Available methods

Billograms

These methods map all api endpoints listed at:

• Billogram Requests
• Billogram Commands
• Billogram Invoice PDF

client.billograms.create(data)
client.billograms.list(params)
client.billograms.find(id)
client.billograms.update(id, data)
client.billograms.send(id, data)
client.billograms.sell(id)
client.billograms.resend(id, data)
client.billograms.remind(id, data)
client.billograms.collect(id)
client.billograms.payment(id, data)
client.billograms.credit(id, data)
client.billograms.writeoff(id)
client.billograms.writedown(id)
client.billograms.revertWritedown(id)
client.billograms.respite(id, data)
client.billograms.removeRespite(id)
client.billograms.message(id, data)
client.billograms.attach(id, data)
client.billograms.pdf(id, params)

Customers

These methods map to the Customer endpoints listed here:

• Create customer
• Fetch customer
• List/search customers
• Update customer

client.customers.create(data)
client.customers.list(params)
client.customers.find(customerNumber)
client.customers.update(customerNumber, data)

Items

These methods map to the Item endpoints listed here:

• Create item
• Fetch item
• List/search items
• Update item
• Delete item

client.items.create(data)
client.items.list(params)
client.items.find(itemNumber)
client.items.update(itemNumber, data)
client.items.delete(itemNumber)

Tests

Register or login to the Sandbox.

Create a .env file in the root directory with your sandbox user credientials with the following keys:

TEST_API_USER=your-api-user
TEST_API_PASSWORD=your-api-password
TEST_API_EMAIL=your@email.com (optional)

You can optionally add your email to get the customer emails.

If you haven't already install packages npm run install and run:

npm run test