intacct-api

IntacctApi(options)

options

• auth
  • senderId
  • senderPassword
  • [sessionId] - required if missing userId
  • [userId] - cannot be used with sessionId
  • [companyId] - required if userId given
  • [password] - required if userId given
• [controlId] - defaults to v1 uuid
• [uniqueId] - boolean
• [dtdVersion] - defaults to '3.0'

.request(...controlFunctions)

Make a request to Intacct's API to fulfill the given control functions. You can provide arrays of control functions via many arguments and/or single array. See the following examples:

const api = new IntacctApi({ ... });

const cid1 = api.inspect({ object: 'PROJECT' });
const cid2 = api.inspect({ object: 'VENDOR' });

// With a single array
const singleArray = await api.request([cid1, cid2]);

// With arguments
const withArgs = await api.request(cid1, cid2);

// Mixed arguments
const mixedArgs = await api.request(cid1, [cid2]);

Request Result

There are a couple ways to retrieve the results from the control functions: 1) from the return of the request function call or 2) from the reference of the control function you passed into the request call.

Invocation Return

• functions - object hash of control functions keyed by control Function's control id
• payload - converted payload from xml
• rawPayload - raw payload string

ControlFunction Class

It's exported from the module as ControlFunction.

constructor(name, params = {}, controlId = null, parse = true)

Sets up a control function. It is recommended that you use one of the static factory methods.

.get([path])

If path is given, hoek.reach is used to retrieve the desired property. If path isn't given, the entire this.data variable is returned.

// EXAMPLE using ARINVOICE
const cid1 = IntacctApi.readByQuery({ object: 'ARINVOICE', pagesize: 1 });
const result1 = await obj.request(cid1);
let invoices = cid1.get('arinvoice');

.isSuccessful()

Returns a boolean of the contextual control function's resulting success.

.assignControlId(controlId = null)

Assigns or generates a control id. Caution to not duplicate control ids, duplicate id's will result in a thrown error.

Static Functions

All static functions return an instance of the ControlFunction class with the name defined by the static function's name. All static functions have the same signature: (params, controlId = null, parse = true)

Refer to Intacct's API Documentation for how to understand the parameters needed to make these functions work.

• .consolidate(...)
• .create(...)
• .delete(...)
• .getAPISession(...)
• .getUserPermissions(...)
• .inspect(...)
• .installApp(...)
• .read(...)
• .readByName(...)
• .readByQuery(...)
• .readMore(...)
• .readRelated(...)
• .readReport(...)
• .readView(...)
• .update(...)

Static Function: readMore

This static function is special in that, instead of passing a parameters object to it, you can pass it a successful ControlFunction. This is important because to paginate using Intacct's API, you have to pass it a cursor they understand. Passing the successful ControlFunction allows this function to properly construct a readMore control function for you to then request. See this example:

const cid1 = IntacctApi.readByQuery({ object: 'PROJECT', pagesize: 1 });

const result1 = await obj.request(cid1);

const cid2 = IntacctApi.readMore(cid1);

const result2 = await obj.request(cid2);