private static void TestPurchaseOrders(int goodsOwnerId, PurchaseOrdersClient purchaseOrdersClient)
{
Console.WriteLine("Running purchase order examples...");
Console.WriteLine("");
var purchaseOrderNumber = "PO123"; // A unique number for the purchase order.
// Define a new purchase order.
var purchaseOrder = new PostPurchaseOrderModel()
{
GoodsOwnerId = goodsOwnerId,
PurchaseOrderNumber = purchaseOrderNumber,
InDate = new DateTimeOffset(new DateTime(2019, 11, 1)), // Expected in date.
PurchaseOrderLines = new List <PostPurchaseOrderLine>()
{
new PostPurchaseOrderLine()
{
RowNumber = "PORow1", ArticleNumber = "1234", NumberOfItems = 10
}, // Each purchase order line must have a unique row number.
new PostPurchaseOrderLine()
{
RowNumber = "PORow2", ArticleNumber = "7897", NumberOfItems = 25
},
}
};
// Send the new purchase order to the warehouse, thus creating it.
var createResponse = purchaseOrdersClient.Put2(purchaseOrder);
// If we send in the same purchase order number again, the system will try to update the order.
// It is possible to update a purchase order as long as the warehouse has not started working on it.
purchaseOrder.PurchaseOrderLines.Add(new PostPurchaseOrderLine()
{
RowNumber = "PORow3", ArticleNumber = "5943", NumberOfItems = 17
});
var updateResponse = purchaseOrdersClient.Put2(purchaseOrder);
// You may query for purchase orders using various ways.
// For instance using purchaseOrderId:
var getPurchaseOrderByPurchaseOrderId = purchaseOrdersClient.Get(createResponse.PurchaseOrderId.Value);
// Or by purchase order number:
var getPurchaseOrderByPurchaseOrderNumber = purchaseOrdersClient.GetAll(goodsOwnerId, purchaseOrderNumber, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);
// Or get all orders which have been received during a period:
var from = new DateTimeOffset(new DateTime(2019, 11, 1, 12, 0, 0));
var to = new DateTimeOffset(new DateTime(2019, 11, 1, 13, 0, 0));
var getPurchaseOrdersByReceiveTime = purchaseOrdersClient.GetAll(goodsOwnerId, null, from, to, null, null, null, null, null);
foreach (var receivedPurchaseOrder in getPurchaseOrdersByReceiveTime)
{
// Handle "receivedPurchaseOrder" somehow.
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Ongoing WMS is a Warehouse Management System based in Sweden.
// This file demonstrates one way of integrating with the WMS' REST API.
// For more information, please see:
// https://developer.ongoingwarehouse.com/REST/v1/index.html
// https://www.ongoingwarehouse.com/
// These are the credentials and other information which are required to connect to the API.
// Ask the warehouse to generate them for you - https://docs.ongoingwarehouse.com/Manuals/API-Access
var userName = "******";
var password = "******";
var baseUrl = "https://api.ongoingsystems.se/apidemo/";
var goodsOwnerId = 162;
// Set up all the client objects.
var client = new System.Net.Http.HttpClient();
client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", "Basic " + Convert.ToBase64String(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes($"{userName}:{password}")));
var articlesClient = new ArticlesClient(client)
{
BaseUrl = baseUrl
};
var ordersClient = new OrdersClient(client)
{
BaseUrl = baseUrl
};
var purchaseOrderClient = new PurchaseOrdersClient(client)
{
BaseUrl = baseUrl
};
var inventoryAdjustmentsClient = new InventoryAdjustmentsClient(client)
{
BaseUrl = baseUrl
};
var transporterContractsClient = new TransporterContractsClient(client)
{
BaseUrl = baseUrl
};
// Run the tests.
TestArticles(goodsOwnerId, articlesClient);
TestOrders(goodsOwnerId, ordersClient);
TestPurchaseOrders(goodsOwnerId, purchaseOrderClient);
TestInventoryAdjustments(goodsOwnerId, inventoryAdjustmentsClient);
TestTransporterContracts(goodsOwnerId, transporterContractsClient);
Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to exit.");
Console.Read();
}
