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I am developing a web application which will integrate QBO and QBD. I have created application in developer.intuit.com also and i have consumer key and consumer...

Hi Mark,

Sadly, Daniel, the man behind the creation of this gem, tragically passed away last year. Mutually Human Software has worked with Daniel's family to co...

I was wanting to give your gem a spin... but the site is for sale. Doesn't give me high hopes, but I'm wondering if someone has a backup repo? A mirror?

Any hel...

Does this Gem work under IronRuby?

Please advice...

c = QB::Customer.new
c.IsActive = true
c.IsActive == true #=> false
c.IsActive.value == true #=> false
c.IsActive.value.value == true #=> true

Attached is a patch that will fix the issue. This bug was caused by a
change in the way ruby 1.9 scopes local variables within blocks.
Essentially, locally defi...

Possibly change Quickbooks::Types to allow classes to inherit from natives and just include Quickbooks::Type. This would allow attribute values to operate more ...

Perhaps this could be a standalone gem that can be used in any ruby code, that runs rdoc internally and is able to output the rdoc content right in IRB.
Or YARD...

An example of the code required is at http://pastry.se/162021/. Users shouldn't have to get into the QB::Elements sphere for any work -- the transformations nec...

Reports work differently than the typical model's Query request-response flow. A different interface/API is needed specifically for Reports to be easy to use.

It seems that values are not entity decoded coming from Quickbooks, and are not encoded going into Quickbooks.

For examle, I have a customer with a & (ampersand...

For example, the easy typo "TaxID" instead of "TxnID"... yeah.

LinkedTxns do not show up in #inspect. Why, unknown. You can still access them though (if you called for them in the QB query). Also is there a problem accessin...

Specifically happening on the Report class, but others also: Report.query_attributes causes an error. Rightfully so: Report is not query-able. But the error mes...

Added the days_and_times rubygem source into the Quickbooks gem. Now, for any duration, you can simply use common english time terms: 1.hour + 20.minutes. You c...

Found a principle to code in instead of exceptions: When the repeating element is not a model (this indicates it has no 'Add' version of its xsd), then don't tr...

Changed the way errors are sent back to the adapter. They now raise a HTTPConnectorError error.

All values are now xml-escaped. If this causes any problems, please let me know!

To tell the Connector to close its connection with QuickBooks, just call Quickbooks.connection.close. The gem's connection with the Connector will close, which ...

Made it easier to use:

QB::Customer.first(:IncludeDataExt => true) # => Includes extended data under the default owner '0'. Change true to a value if you need a...

Amount is now automatically formatted properly, you can give it just about anything that makes sense, even a string like "-$250".

Fixed a feature in the connector, now it should properly disconnect from QuickBooks when you end your http connection.

Got this mostly working. I think I can make it a little easier still...

That's because QuickBooks wants the Amount field to have two decimal places in it. Even though the regexp in the specs say it's optional.

I'll plan to have Amou...

Quickbooks::QuickbooksAPIError: #3040: There was an error when converting the amount "2000" in the field "Amount".

Side product: Fixed bug not allowing a regular Time object to be passed in to a Date field.

:TxnDate => Time.now.to_date.to_s

• is now no longer necessary, jus...

There is a query option on Invoices (and some other objects), IncludeLineItems. Combine it with your other query filters - use it like this:

QB::Invoice.all(:I...

I am having a problem with querying the QB::InvoiceLine on an invoice. The write_xsd works but the query_xsd returns nil.