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# frozen_string_literal: true

module Iwoca
  class Customer
    # The POST request should be used to create an iwoca account for the customer. It's always the
    # first endpoint and method you should call when submitting a new customer. It returns a
    # customer_id used to identify the customer in all future requests.
    #
    # Successful request will return a 201 status code and a JSON response containing a customer_id:
    # Example: { data: { customer_id: "fd48781e-3ad3-4a94-b4a6-60fafeebab0b" } }
    def self.create(data: {})
      # Validate the schema first, to avoid making a request with invalid data.
      JSON::Validator.validate!('lib/iwoca/schemas/customer_payload.json', data.to_json)

      Iwoca.connection.post('customers/', data)
    end

    # The PUT request should be used to add or update data for a customer. Note that the entire
    # State should be submitted each time you use this endpoint, even if you are just updating a
    # few fields.
    def self.update(customer_id:, data: {})
      Iwoca.connection.put("customers/#{customer_id}/", data)
    end

    # Get a login link for a customer from a given customer_id
    def self.login_link(customer_id:)
      Iwoca.connection.get("customers/#{customer_id}/login_link/")
    end
  end
end

Version data entries

1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
iwoca-1.1.0	lib/iwoca/customer.rb