[NFR] Ability to fetch the payables from a given transaction about pagarme-php HOT 8 CLOSED

Hi @williamokano and @topogigiovanni!

We believe that this issue is solved, so we're closing it, and if you guys still need to discuss it further, please feel free to reopen it 😉

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Hih @williamokano! Do you still have something in mind for this issue?

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HI @devdrops I don't. Since I have to count has many payables by fetching the transaction (which will have to make 2 requests, making the performance for this action pretty bad. I think that is for the best if we drop this feature and start a new one, but, instead of fetching all the payables for some given transaction, create a new method with the possibility to pass the count and the page argument and let the user handle how to fetch those data.

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Hello everyone, sorry for the intrusion, but it would make sense to give TransactionHandler the ability to query your Payables (doc) so you don't need the Paging Parameters ? In this case, we would not have the restriction of 10 results, but from what I've noticed, it skips some of the list result patterns (which contains page and count).

Thank you guys.

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Hi @topogigiovanni.

Have you tried the elastic search advanced query? I think that might solve our problem hehehe.

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It's a good alternative, sure, but I thought I'd create a shortcut to this feature. In my project I am using this feature a lot.

Anyway thanks for the attention @williamokano

Cheers.

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What kind of query you need in the TransactionHandler? I am using this feature a lot too, since I have to keep track of the payables in order to build some custom bulk anticipations. But in my case, I just need to query the payables for some specific given transaction. The query for transaction_id works, but I don't actually know how many payables I don't know exactly how many payables the given transaction has, I have to keep scraping all the pages.

I suggested the elasticsearch since it's a good alternative for me, I thought it might solve your problem too :)

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In fact it would only be for a match to the existing method in the API (link). Of course, elasticsearch works very well, but by looking closely at the PHP SDK I've missed the coverage of this feature, given the importance of the Payable entity.

Thanks again @williamokano , elasticsearch is really amazing and your solution will work perfectly for me. :)

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