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synnex-xml-sdk

v1.1.1

Published

A TypeScript-supported Node.js SDK for Synnex XML Services.

Downloads

439

Readme

Synnex XML SDK Documentation

Overview

The SynnexClient class provides a simple interface to interact with the TD SYNNEX XML API. It allows users to submit purchase orders and check the status of existing orders through the API.

Installation

To use the SynnexClient, first install the SDK package:

npm install synnex-xml-sdk

Usage

Importing the Client

To use the SynnexClient, import it from the package:

import { SynnexClient } from "synnex-xml-sdk";

Creating an Instance

Create an instance of SynnexClient by providing the necessary configuration options. These options include the environment, country, and authentication credentials.

Configuration Options

  • environment: Specifies the environment to use ("sandbox" or "production").
  • country: The country code ("US" or "CA").
  • username: Your API username.
  • password: Your API password.
  • accountNumber: Your account number with SYNNEX.
  • accountName: The name associated with your SYNNEX account.

Example: Creating an Instance

const synnexClient = new SynnexClient({
  environment: "sandbox",
  country: "US",
  username: "your-username",
  password: "your-password",
  accountNumber: "your-account-number",
  accountName: "Your Account Name",
});

Submitting a Purchase Order

To submit a purchase order, use the submitPO method. This method requires a SynnexB2BRequest object containing the order details.

Example: Submitting a Purchase Order

const orderRequest = {
  OrderRequest: {
    PONumber: "PO123456",
    DropShipFlag: "N",
    Shipment: {
      ShipFromWarehouse: "WarehouseCode",
      ShipTo: {
        AddressName1: "Customer Name",
        AddressLine1: "123 Street",
        City: "CityName",
        State: "StateCode",
        ZipCode: "12345",
        Country: "US",
      },
      ShipToContact: {
        ContactName: "Contact Name",
        PhoneNumber: "1234567890",
        EmailAddress: "[email protected]",
      },
      ShipMethod: {
        Code: "UPS",
      },
    },
    Payment: {
      BillTo: {
        AddressName1: "Billing Name",
        AddressLine1: "456 Billing St",
        City: "BillingCity",
        State: "BillingState",
        ZipCode: "67890",
        Country: "US",
      },
    },
    Items: [
      {
        LineNumber: 1,
        SKU: "SKU123",
        UnitPrice: 10.0,
        OrderQuantity: 2,
      },
    ],
  },
};

async function submitOrder() {
  try {
    const response = await synnexClient.submitPO(orderRequest);
    console.log("Order submitted successfully:", response);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error("Error submitting order:", error);
  }
}

submitOrder();

Checking Purchase Order Status

To check the status of a purchase order, use the getOrderStatus method. This method requires a POStatusRequest object containing the purchase order number.

Example: Checking Purchase Order Status

async function checkOrderStatus() {
  try {
    const statusResponse = await synnexClient.getOrderStatus("");
    console.log("Order status:", statusResponse);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error("Error retrieving order status:", error);
  }
}

checkOrderStatus();

Example: Checking Price and Availability of given SKU

async function checkPriceAvailability() {
  const skus = ["439866", "1058926"];

  try {
    const priceAvailabilityResponse = await synnexClient.getPriceAvailability(
      skus
    );
    console.log("Price and Availability Response:", priceAvailabilityResponse);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error("Error fetching price and availability:", error);
  }
}

checkPriceAvailability();

Environment Configuration

You can switch between the sandbox and production environments using the environment option in the configuration. Here are examples for both environments:

Sandbox Environment

const sandboxClient = new SynnexClient({
  environment: "sandbox",
  country: "US",
  username: "sandbox-username",
  password: "sandbox-password",
  accountNumber: "sandbox-account-number",
  accountName: "Sandbox Account",
});

Production Environment

const productionClient = new SynnexClient({
  environment: "production",
  country: "US",
  username: "production-username",
  password: "production-password",
  accountNumber: "production-account-number",
  accountName: "Production Account",
});

Conclusion

This SDK provides a straightforward interface for interacting with the TD SYNNEX XML API. Ensure you have the correct credentials and environment setup to use the client effectively. For more detailed information on request and response structures, please refer to the official TD SYNNEX API documentation.