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Might be a tricky one

Dumb question: how do you access the fields after you do something like:
result = EliXero.CoreApi.Invoices.find client
If I want to look at the subtotal for a particular invoice, how do I do that? I'm new to Elixir and can't figure this out :(

I've tried
result.Invoices

result.__struct__.Invoices

result[:Invoices]

None of them work :(

e.g Where type is ACCREC and status is DRAFT

Currently the core accounting API is fully supported, with a start on files.

Finish files, add others like payroll, and assets

I.E - ; [ ]

Setting the callback_url to any valid url eg: http://localhost will give out Failed to validate signature. But setting it to localhost or empty string works.

%{"http_status_code" => 401, "oauth_problem" => "signature_invalid", "oauth_problem_advice" => "Failed to validate signature"}

Example of failed request as generated from EliXero.Utils.Oauth.create_auth_header call.

"OAuth oauth_signature=\"BYZbLxRCXG7VC%2BUcV8BLgKYzJE4%3D\", oauth_callback=\"http://localhost\", oauth_consumer_key=\"IWF2TM6LCD0EHEKCOX6O6SI9KMO2GL\", oauth_nonce=\"kZ2dCE8r1S\", oauth_signature_method=\"HMAC-SHA1\", oauth_version=\"1.0\", oauth_timestamp=\"1498365910\""

Xero API libraries in other languages (specifically Ruby) allow you to pass in the Xero credentials and file location when you initialize the Xero object for use. This is very useful when you have to interact with multiple Xero organizations from a single application.

Can we change this library to take in a map which has the credentials and file location when the client struct is created and then exclusively use those rather than use values from a config file?

So calling the create function would look something like this:

EliXero.create_client(%{ private_key_path: "priv/dev_xero_za-tmp.pem", consumer_key: "LKLKJLJLKJ", consumer_secret: "98BKBJKBK", app_type: :private })

I am happy to do this change and submit a pull request.

Seems like OAuth 1.1 is no longer supported. Will this library be updated?

Need to inspect the request and find what's preventing the name from being used