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Issues (51)

besepa/customers.py (4 issues)

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from besepa import util
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    def some_method(self):
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from besepa.resource import Create, Delete, Find, List, Post, Resource, Update
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class Customer(List, Find, Create, Delete, Update, Post):
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    """Customer class wrapping the REST api/1/customers endpoint
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    Usage::
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        >>> customers = Customer.all()
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        >>> customer = Customer.new({})
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        >>> customer.create()  # return True or False
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    """
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    path = "api/1/customers"
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    def create_bank_account(self, attributes):
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        # /customers/<CUSTOMER-ID>/bank_accounts
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        return self.post('bank_accounts', attributes)
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    def list_bank_accounts(self):
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        # /customers/<CUSTOMER-ID>/bank_accounts
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        endpoint = util.join_url(self.path, str(self['id']), 'bank_accounts')
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        response = self.api.get(endpoint)
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        try:
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            return Resource(response, api=self.api)
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        except AttributeError:
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            # To handle the case when response is JSON Array
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            if isinstance(response, list):
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                new_resp = [Resource(elem, api=self.api) for elem in response]
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                return new_resp
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    def create_debit(self, attributes):
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        # /customers/invoices/<CUSTOMER-ID>/debits
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        return self.post('debits', attributes)
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Customer.convert_resources['bank_accounts'] = Resource
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Customer.convert_resources['bank_account'] = Resource
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Customer.convert_resources['mandate'] = Resource
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