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@ritani/vendor-sdk

v4.1.3

Published

Ritani Diamond Vendor Inventory SDK

Downloads

132

Readme

Diamond Vendor Inventory SDK Quick Start

How To Install (node version 14 or higher is required):

npm -g install @ritani/vendor-sdk

To install node and npm, please refer to: pre-built installer for your platform

How To Use

Step 1: Get API and FTP credentials from Ritani:

If you already have it, you can skip step 1 and go to step 2 directly.

Sign up on Ritani's vendor portal:

Click to Sign up and create an account

Once sign up is complete, sign in and click on the account tab. There you will find your FTP and API credentials:

Username, Password and API key

Step 2: Create a project folder. Then run the SDK config command. This will guide you through the process of configuring the SDK.

for example: ritani-inventory as project folder, ritani-inventory/data as data folder

mkdir -p ritani-inventory/data

cd ritani-inventory

newecx --set-config

Enter your project directory: .../ritani-inventory
Enter your data directory: .../ritani-inventory/data
Enter your vendor API key: ...

Step 3: generate template with instruction and sample data

newecx --generate-template

template files are saved in .../ritani-inventory/template

Here is what we have in the project directory:
.
├── data
└── template
    ├── ...
    ...
    ├── agreed-header.js
    ├── fields-map.js
    ├── instruction.csv
    └── inventory.csv

Click below to view sample data:

  1. agreed-header.js
  2. fields-map.js
  3. instruction.csv
  4. inventory.csv

Step 4: explore newecx cli command

newecx -h

Usage: newecx [options]

Options:
-v, --version                              output the current version
-set --set-config                          to set project and data directories, ftp and api credentials
-sd --set-data-dir <data_directory>        to set data directory
-sp --set-project-dir <project_directory>  to set project directory
-gt --generate-template                    to generate template, instruction and sample data
-di --download-inventory                   to download latest inventory feed data from server
-dh --download-header                      to download agreed header from server
-df --download-fields-maps                 to download fields-maps from server
-da --download-all                         to download inventory, header and fields-maps from server
-uh --upload-header                        to upload agreed header to server
-uf --upload-fields-maps                   to upload fields-maps to server
-fuh --force-upload-header                 to force upload agreed header to server
-fuf --force-upload-fields-maps            to force upload fields-maps to server
-mh --make-header                          to make agreed-header.js from inventory data
-mf --make-fields-maps                     to make fields-maps.js from inventory data
-vi --validate-inventory                   to validate inventory csv
-ra --retrieve-assets                      to retrieve assets of passed diamonds
-si --submit-inventory                     to submit original inventory feed to server
-ssi --submit-std-inventory                to submit the generated standardized inventory csv to server
-sa --submit-assets                        to submit retrieved assets to server
-sb --submit-both-inventory-assets         to submit both inventory and assets to server
-h, --help                                 display help for command

Click here for the full documentation of the newecx cli command

Step 5: Example of Using Vendor SDK APIs

To upload your inventory feed (data/inventory.csv file):

'use strict';

const node_path = require('path');
const { api_upload_inventory } = require('@ritani/vendor-sdk').core;

(async () => {

    let inventory_filepath = node_path.join(__dirname(), 'data', 'inventory.csv');

    console.log('api upload inventory.csv');
    const result = await api_upload_inventory(inventory_filepath);
    console.log(result);

})();

Click here for full documentation of the Vendor SDK APIs