This repository contains the Go client library for the Invoiced API.
The Invoiced package can be installed like this:
go get -u https://github.com/Invoiced/invoiced-go/v2
- Go 1.11+
First, you must instantiate a new client
import "github.com/Invoiced/invoiced-go/v2/api"
client := api.New("API_KEY", false)Then, API calls can be made like this:
import "github.com/Invoiced/invoiced-go/v2"
import "fmt"
// Get all invoices with auto pagination
invoices, err := client.Invoice.ListAll(nil, nil)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
// Let's print all the invoices
for _, invoice := range invoices {
fmt.Println(invoice)
}
// Let's create a new customer
customer, err := client.Customer.Create(&invoiced.CustomerRequest{
Name: invoiced.String("Test Customer")
})
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
fmt.Println("Customer Response => ", customer)
// Let's create a new invoice
invoice, err := client.Invoice.Create(&invoiced.InvoiceRequest{
Customer: invoiced.Int64(customerResponse.Id),
PaymentTerms: invoiced.String("NET 30"),
Items: []*invoiced.LineItemRequest{
{
Description: invoiced.String("Retina MacBook Pro"),
Quantity: invoiced.Float64(5),
UnitCost: invoiced.Float64(1999.22),
},
},
})
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
fmt.Println("Invoice Response => ", invoice)If you want to use the sandbox API instead then you must set the second argument on the client to true like this:
client := api.New("SANDBOX_API_KEY", false)The test suite can be run with:
go test ./...