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module ShipCompliant # == ShipCompliant::CheckCompliance # # The CheckComplianceOfSalesOrderWithAddressValidation API method is used for # real time compliance checks from the order point of entry (eCommerce, POS). # # The method can do three things in one call: # # - Calculate Sales Tax Due for order and return product level tax rates # (IncludeSalesTaxRates = true) # - Validate the ShipTo address and get normalized address result # - Check compliance of the order # # This method takes requires specific order information from the order point # of entry for ShipCompliant to check the order for compliance. The sales # order will not be committed via this method. This API call is usually # paired with CommitSalesOrder() to save the sales order to ShipCompliant. # # Look at the following example request: http://git.io/xMNOvw class CheckCompliance # Checks the compliance of a sales order from the data specified. # # An example of all the required fields can be seen here: http://git.io/xMNOvw # # ShipCompliant::CheckCompliance.of_sales_order({ # address_option: { # ignore_street_level_errors: true, # reject_if_address_suggested: 'false' # Savon bug? Passes the value as an attribute when a boolean # }, # include_sales_tax_rates: true, # # ... # }) def self.of_sales_order(data) camel_cased_keys = data.deep_transform_keys { |key| key.to_s.camelize } result = ShipCompliant.client.call(:check_compliance_of_sales_order_with_address_validation, camel_cased_keys) CheckComplianceResult.new(result) end end end
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