Invoices

class effipy.invoices.Invoices(parent, object_id=None)

Bases: effipy.resource.EffiPeopleResource

create(dict)

Create a new invoice with a dict that will be converted to JSON.

Parameters:dict (dict) – A dictionary with invoice data like the following:

{
     "number": "Número de factura",
     "customerId": "Identificador único del cliente",
     "contractId": "Identificador único del contrato",
     "usagePointId": "ES0987543210987654ZF",
     "activityCode": "Código CNAE",
     "tariffId": "2.0A",
     "power": 5500,
     "activeEnergyConsumption": 400,
     "reactiveEnergyConsumption": 225,
     "isConsumptionEstimated": false,
     "activeEnergyCost": 200.0,
     "reactiveEnergyCost": 100.0,
     "powerCost": 300.0,
     "servicesCost": 75.0,
     "rentalsCost": 100.0,
     "otherCost": 50.0,
     "subtotal": 825.0,
     "otherTaxes": 6.75,
     "currencyCode": "Euro",
     "invoiceDate": 1363301230,
     "periodStart": 1363301020,
     "periodEnd": 13633012000,
     "vat": 173.25,
     "totalTaxes": 180.0,
     "total": 1005.0,
     "tariffType": "2.0DHA"
}

add_filter(filter_function)

apply_filters(request)

delete(*args, **kwargs)

Delete this resource.

filters = ()

get(*args, **kwargs)

get()

`get()` method for all the EffiPeople resources.

Parameters:

• start (int) – Start of the results
• limit (int) – Limit of the results

get_url()

Get the URL for the endpoint.

In our case, we replace ‘/’ for ‘-‘ for the object identifier.

list_methods()

list_resources()

measure(measure_id)

measures()

parent = None

path = 'invoices'

require(condition)

require_collection()

require_item()

update(*args, **kwargs)

wrap_object(obj)