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przbadu
przbadu

Reputation: 6049

Displaying quickbooks records to our rails application?

I am using quickeebooks gem in my rails 3.2 application. Here I am able to push customer information to the quickbooks successfully.

Now I want to display those records in my rails application for that I have written:

    oauth_client = OAuth::AccessToken.new($qb_oauth_consumer, current_login.access_token, current_login.access_secret)


    #creating customer in quickbooks
    customer_service = Quickeebooks::Online::Service::Customer.new
    customer_service.access_token = oauth_client
    customer_service.realm_id = current_login.realm_id
    customer_service.list

    @customer = customer_service.fetch_by_id(12)

and in view:

<%= @customer.name %>

This is working fine. But, I want to display all the customers that I have pushed in the quickbooks. So, I have written:

@customers = customer_service.list

In view :

<%= @customers.inspect %> is inspecting 3 records from quickbooks

But, 

<% @customers.each do |customer| %>
 <%= customer.name %>
<% end %>

is generating 

undefined method `each` for #<Quickeebooks::Collection:0xb5288d8>

How to solve this problem. What am i missing here?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 189

Answers (2)

przbadu
przbadu

Reputation: 6049

I got it, It was all my mistake. I was about to print array of objects.

But, Like steve have already suggested to use entries

<% @customers.entries.each do |customer| %>
  <%= customer.name %>
<% end %>

works for displaying all records

And in Controller :

filters = []
  filters << Quickeebooks::Online::Service::Filter.new(:text, :field => 'name', :value => "customer name" )
  customer = customer_service.list(filters)
  @customer = customer.entries.first

in views

<%= @customer.name %>

for displaying filtered records..

Upvotes: 0

Steve Jorgensen
Steve Jorgensen

Reputation: 12341

Looking at the "Bringing it all together" section on https://github.com/ruckus/quickeebooks, it appears to me that you'll need to write...

<% @customers.entries.each do |customer| %>
 <%= customer.name %>
<% end %>

Upvotes: 1

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