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This api is for searching and ordering iStore catalogue items.

Built for Laravel 10.

Installation

Add the library via Composer: composer require networkrailbusinesssystems/oracle-api

Once installed, export the config: php artisan vendor:publish --provider="NetworkRailBusinessSystems\OracleApi\OracleApiServiceProvider.php"

• Set for accessing the Oracle

    ORACLE_CATALOGUE_USERNAME=
    ORACLE_CATALOGUE_PASSWORD=
    ORACLE_CATALOGUE_EMULATOR=false

• Set for Searching by item or description from Oracle.

    ORACLE_CATALOGUE_GET_HOST=

Then you can use the OracleCatalogueHelper class functions in your project for item search:

use NetworkRailBusinessSystems\OracleApi\OracleCatalogueHelper;

$response = OracleCatalogueHelper::search('016798 or FENCE', limit = 100); // search by item code or description 
$response = OracleCatalogueHelper::searchByCode('0004/016798', limit = 100); // search by item code 
$response = OracleCatalogueHelper::searchByDescription('FENCE', limit = 100);  // search by item description

• Set for Order submission.

    ORACLE_CATALOGUE_POST_HOST=

Then you can use the OracleCatalogueHelper class function for order submission:

use NetworkRailBusinessSystems\OracleApi\OracleCatalogueHelper;

$oracle_order_number = OracleCatalogueHelper::submitOrderToOracle($orderDetails);

The Oracle API package makes use of the Laravel Http Client. This enables you to fake the Http response in your test, so it doesn't need a live connection to the Oracle API.

• Set for fake search response and order submission.

    ORACLE_CATALOGUE_EMULATOR=true

Http::fake([
    '*' => Http::response([
            "ItemCode" => "0004/016798",
            "ItemDescription" => "POST FENCE  INTERMDT 6 HOLE",
            "ItemYourPrice" => 50.95,
            "Status" => "NR SUPER",
            "PackSize" => "1",
            "IBECustomAttribute15" => null,
            "ConfigurableItem" => null,
            "ItemPrimaryUOMCode" => null,
            "MiniSiteName" => "Non-Heavy Products"
    ]),
]);