def create_contact_person():
xero_tenant_id = get_xero_tenant_id()
accounting_api = AccountingApi(api_client)
contact_person = ContactPerson(
first_name="John",
last_name="Smith",
email_address="*****@*****.**",
include_in_emails=True,
)
contact = Contact(
name="FooBar",
first_name="Foo",
last_name="Bar",
email_address="*****@*****.**",
contact_persons=[contact_person],
)
contacts = Contacts(contacts=[contact])
try:
created_contacts = accounting_api.create_contacts(
xero_tenant_id, contacts=contacts) # type: Contacts
except AccountingBadRequestException as exception:
sub_title = "Error: " + exception.reason
code = jsonify(exception.error_data)
else:
sub_title = "Contact {} created.".format(
getvalue(created_contacts, "contacts.0.name", ""))
code = serialize_model(created_contacts)
return render_template("code.html",
title="Create Contacts",
code=code,
sub_title=sub_title)
def create_multiple_contacts():
xero_tenant_id = get_xero_tenant_id()
accounting_api = AccountingApi(api_client)
contact = Contact(
name="George Jetson",
first_name="George",
last_name="Jetson",
email_address="*****@*****.**",
)
# Add the same contact twice - the first one will succeed, but the
# second contact will fail with a validation error which we'll show.
contacts = Contacts(contacts=[contact, contact])
try:
created_contacts = accounting_api.create_contacts(
xero_tenant_id, contacts=contacts,
summarize_errors=False) # type: Contacts
except AccountingBadRequestException as exception:
sub_title = "Error: " + exception.reason
result_list = None
code = jsonify(exception.error_data)
else:
sub_title = ""
result_list = []
for contact in created_contacts.contacts:
if contact.has_validation_errors:
error = getvalue(contact.validation_errors, "0.message", "")
result_list.append("Error: {}".format(error))
else:
result_list.append("Contact {} created.".format(contact.name))
code = serialize_model(created_contacts)
return render_template(
"code.html",
title="Create Multiple Contacts",
code=code,
result_list=result_list,
sub_title=sub_title,
)