• auth
  • senderId
  • senderPassword
  • [sessionId] - required if missing userId
  • [userId] - cannot be used with sessionId
  • [companyId] - required if userId given
  • [password] - required if userId given
• [controlId] - defaults to v1 uuid
• [uniqueId] - boolean
• [dtdVersion] - defaults to '3.0'

Make a request to Intacct's API to fulfill the given control functions. You can provide arrays of control functions via many arguments and/or single array. See the following examples:

const api = new IntacctApi({ ... });

const cid1 = api.inspect({ object: 'PROJECT' });
const cid2 = api.inspect({ object: 'VENDOR' });

// With a single array
const singleArray = await api.request([cid1, cid2]);

// With arguments
const withArgs = await api.request(cid1, cid2);

// Mixed arguments
const mixedArgs = await api.request(cid1, [cid2]);

There are a couple ways to retrieve the results from the control functions: 1) from the return of the request function call or 2) from the reference of the control function you passed into the request call.

• functions - object hash of control functions keyed by control Function's control id
• payload - converted payload from xml
• rawPayload - raw payload string

It's exported from the module as ControlFunction.

Sets up a control function. It is recommended that you use one of the static factory methods.

If path is given, hoek.reach is used to retrieve the desired property. If path isn't given, the entire this.data variable is returned.

// EXAMPLE using ARINVOICE
const cid1 = IntacctApi.readByQuery({ object: 'ARINVOICE', pagesize: 1 });
const result1 = await obj.request(cid1);
let invoices = cid1.get('arinvoice');

Returns a boolean of the contextual control function's resulting success.

Assigns or generates a control id. Caution to not duplicate control ids, duplicate id's will result in a thrown error.

All static functions return an instance of the ControlFunction class with the name defined by the static function's name. All static functions have the same signature: (params, controlId = null, parse = true)

Refer to Intacct's API Documentation for how to understand the parameters needed to make these functions work.

• .consolidate(...)
• .create(...)
• .delete(...)
• .getAPISession(...)
• .getUserPermissions(...)
• .inspect(...)
• .installApp(...)
• .read(...)
• .readByName(...)
• .readByQuery(...)
• .readMore(...)
• .readRelated(...)
• .readReport(...)
• .readView(...)
• .update(...)

This static function is special in that, instead of passing a parameters object to it, you can pass it a successful ControlFunction. This is important because to paginate using Intacct's API, you have to pass it a cursor they understand. Passing the successful ControlFunction allows this function to properly construct a readMore control function for you to then request. See this example:

const cid1 = IntacctApi.readByQuery({ object: 'PROJECT', pagesize: 1 });

const result1 = await obj.request(cid1);

const cid2 = IntacctApi.readMore(cid1);

const result2 = await obj.request(cid2);