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epicor-erp-api

v2.16.5

Published

Epicor API Wrapper

Downloads

306

Readme

Epicor ERP API

A wrapper for Epicor ERP REST API.

Warning: methods in this package are built for a specific purpose and may not fit yours!

Usage

Create a connection:

const Epicor = require('epicor-erp-api')

const connection = new Epicor({
  serverUrl: process.env['SERVER_URL'],
  username: process.env['USERNAME'],
  password: process.env['PASSWORD'],
  strictSSL: process.env['SKIP_CERT_VERIFICATION'] !== 'true'
})

Access methods on individual services. Services have a set of common methods as well as some methods specific to the service.

const myCustomers = connection.Customers.find('CustNum > \'123\'')

To pass a company in the callSettings, specify it when creating the Epicor connection, or call the setConnectionCompany later:

const connection = new Epicor({
  ...,
  company: '700'
})

...

connection.setConnectionCompany('800')

Common methods on services

  • create(record): create a record, populating default values where not supplied. Returns a promise that will resolve to the created record.
  • update(record) - update a single record, based on the key (specific to the collection / connection). Throw an error if the record does not exist. Returns updated record.
    • this does not do any conflict resolution
    • this does not merge values with the existing record, so it will error if certain required fields are not populated
  • get(recordKeyObject) - retrieve an existing record using the given selector (an object with the id populated). Null if not found.
  • find(whereClause, options): return a stream of record matching the condition. Available options:
    • pageSize (defaults to 25): how many records to return at one time. This will automatically retrieve additional pages if available.
    • limit (defaults to 0 = no limit)

Available Services

Customers

Wrapper for CustomersSvc.

Specific methods:

  • create will retrieve the default territory