debitoor-schema

Collection of Go Structs for Debitoor API

This Project is in no way endorsed or supported by Debitoor. Also there is no guarantee that any of the code works like it is intended to.

Usage

Example how to make a draft invoice in version 3:

package main
import (
    "encoding/json"
    "github.com/KonstantinCodes/debitoor-schema"
)

func main() {
    draftInvoice := debitoor.SalesDraftinvoiceV3DraftInvoice{
            PaymentTermsId: 4,
            Lines: []debitoor.SalesDraftinvoiceV3Lines{
                {
                    TaxEnabled: true,
                    TaxRate: 19,
                    Quantity: 1,
                    UnitId: "12",
                    UnitName: "Bit",
                    UnitNetPrice: 5,
                    UnitGrossPrice: 5.95,
                    ProductSku: "RB16",
                    ProductName: "Rando-Bits",
                    Description: "Randomly generated Bits.",
                },
            },
        }
        
    draftInvoiceJson, err = json.Marshal(draftInvoice)
    ...
}

Contribution

As of writing this document, schemas provided through the api denote required fields with the required boolean in each property. This leads to JSON-Schema Draft 0.4 parsing problems. See Section 6.17 of draft-wright-json-schema-validation-01. To solve this issue, transform these markers into a required array containing the names of the properties under the main object, as specified.

Since Go requires variables to have a type, we can not support multiple possible types. In the case that debitoor allows either "null" or "string" for example, we must choose "string". Should "string" and "number" be allowed, this project chooses to take the "string" type, as it is able to contain both values.

Also, the paymentaccount/v1 schema includes the keyword "oneOf", which is not part of the Spec. To work around that, just spilt listed objects into separate files.

Transforming schemas automatically

Usage of converter/main.go:

• Get JSON Schema: curl https://api.debitoor.com/api/schemas/customer/v1 > schema/customer_v1.json
• go run converter/main.go
• There should now be a new compliant JSON Schema File named schema-processed/customer_v1.json