Sample App for Xero CFML SDK - connect to Xero Accounting API with CFML application servers.
Install sample app with CommandBox
box install xero-cfml-sample-appAlternatively, you can clone or download this repo into your wwwroot folder
Create a Xero user account for free. Xero does not have a designated "sandbox" for development. Instead you'll use the free Demo company for development. Learn how to get started with Xero Development Accounts.
Go to http://app.xero.com and login with your Xero user account to create a Xero Public app.
Look in the resources directory for your config.json file.
Refer to Xero Developer Center Getting Started if you haven't created your Xero App yet - this is where you'll find the Consumer Key and Secret.
Public Application
{
"AppType" : "PUBLIC",
"UserAgent": "YourAppName",
"ConsumerKey" : "__YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY__",
"ConsumerSecret" : "__YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY_SECRET__",
"CallbackBaseUrl" : "http://localhost:8500",
"CallbackPath" : "/xero-cfml-sample-app/callback.cfm"
}All configuration files and certificates are located in the resources directory. In a production environment, you will move this directory outside the webroot for security reasons.
Remember to update the pathToConfigJSON variable in your Application.cfc.
<cfset pathToConfigJSON = getDirectoryFromPath(getCurrentTemplatePath()) & "resources/config.json">
<cfset application.xero = CreateObject("component", "modules.xero-cfml.xero").init(pathToConfigJSON)>Open your browser to http://localhost:8500/xero-cfml-sample-app and click the "Connect to Xero" button to start the oAuth flow.
For Public Apps you'll use 3 legged oAuth, which involves a RequestToken Call, then redirecting the user to Xero to select a Xero org, then callback to your server where you'll swap the request token for your 30 min access tokens.
<cfscript>
try {
application.xero.requestToken();
location(application.xero.getAuthorizeUrl());
}
catch(any e){
if(e.ErrorCode EQ "401") {
location("index.cfm?" & e.message);
} else {
writeDump(e);
abort;
}
}
</cfscript> <cfscript>
try {
application.xero.accessToken(aCallbackParams = cgi.query_string);
location("get.cfm","false");
}
catch(any e){
if(e.ErrorCode EQ "401") {
location("index.cfm?" & e.message);
} else {
writeDump(e);
abort;
}
}
</cfscript>Each endpoint supports different set of methods - refer to Xero API Documentation
Below are examples of the types of methods you can call ....
Reading all objects from an endpoint
<cfscript>
account=application.xero.getModel("Account");
// Get all items
account.getAll();
// After you getAll - you can loop over an Array of items (NOTE: Your object is not populated with the getAll method)
account.getList();
//After you getAll - Populate your object with the first item in the Array
account.getObject(1);
//Get all using where clause
account.getAll(where='Status=="ACTIVE"');
//Get all using order param
account.getAll(order='Name DESC');
//Get all items modified since this date/time (i.e. 24 hours ago)
dateTime24hoursAgo = DateAdd("d", -1, now());
ifModifiedSince = DateConvert("local2utc", dateTime24hoursAgo);
account.getAll(ifModifiedSince=ifModifiedSince);
</cfscript> Reading a single object from an endpoint.
<cfscript>
account=application.xero.getModel("Account");
//Get an item by a specific ID (No need to getAll with this method)
account.getById("XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX");
</cfscript> Creating objects on an endpoint
<cfscript>
account=application.xero.getModel("Account");
account.setName("Dinner");
account.setCode("4040");
account.setType("CURRENT");
account.create();
</cfscript> Update an object on an endpoint
<cfscript>
account=application.xero.getModel("Account");
// Get all objects and set the first one in the Array to update
account.getAll().getObject(1);
account.setName("Meals");
account.update();
</cfscript> Delete an object on an endpoint
<cfscript>
account=application.xero.getModel("Account");
// Set the ID for the Account to Delete
account.setAccountID("XXXXXXXXXXXXX");
account.delete();
</cfscript> Archive an object on an endpoint
<cfscript>
account=application.xero.getModel("Account");
// Set the ID for the Account to Delete
account.setAccountID("XXXXXXXXXXXXX");
account.archive();
</cfscript> Void an object on an endpoint
<cfscript>
invoice=application.xero.getModel("Invoice");
// Set the ID for the Invoice to Void
invoice.setInvoiceID("XXXXXXXXXXXXX");
invoice.void();
</cfscript> Add to an object on an endpoint
<cfscript>
trackingcategory=application.xero.getModel("TrackingCategory");
// Set the ID for the Tracking Category
trackingcategory.setTrackingCategoryID("XXXXXXXXXXXXX");
trackingoption=application.xero.getModel("TrackingOption");
trackingoption.setName("Foobar" &RandRange(1, 10000, "SHA1PRNG"));
aTrackingOption = ArrayNew(1);
aTrackingOption.append(trackingoption.toStruct());
// Set the Array for Tracking Options
trackingcategory.setOptions(aTrackingOption);
trackingcategory.addOptions();
</cfscript> Remove from an object on an endpoint
<cfscript>
trackingcategory=application.xero.getModel("TrackingCategory");
// Set the ID for the Tracking Category
trackingcategory.setTrackingCategoryID("XXXXXXXXXXXXX");
trackingoptionToDelete=application.xero.getModel("TrackingOption").populate(trackingcategory.getOptions()[1]);
trackingcategory.setOptionId(trackingoptionToDelete.getTrackingOptionId());
trackingcategory.deleteOption();
</cfscript> If you find yourself limited by the models, you can always hack your own raw API call.
<cfset parameters = structNew()>
<cfset body = "">
<cfset ifModifiedSince = "">
<cfset method = "GET">
<cfset accept = "json/application">
<cfset endpoint = "Organisation">
<cfset sResourceEndpoint = "#application.xero.config.ApiBaseUrl##application.xero.config.ApiEndpointPath##endpoint#">
<!--- Build and Call API, return new structure of XML results --->
<cfset oRequestResult = application.xero.requestData(
sResourceEndpoint = sResourceEndpoint,
sOAuthToken = sOAuthToken,
sOAuthTokenSecret= sOAuthTokenSecret,
stParameters = parameters,
sAccept = accept,
sMethod = method,
sIfModifiedSince = ifModifiedSince,
sBody = body)>
<cfdump var="#oRequestResult#" >This software is published under the MIT License.
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