QuickBooks Ruby Newsletter
Issue 21. October 6th, 2016
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Things to check.
- Watch it if you are using a concurrent background gem like SuckerPunch or the multi-threaded Sidekiq. You could hit the limit real quick.
- Be ready for the "429" response. This is baked into qbo_api. With quickbooks-ruby you can check the "code" on a IntuitRequestException.
- Start using requestid for create, update, and delete calls. For quickbooks-ruby do this and for qbo_api do
QboApi.request_id = true somewhere in an initializer.
- Use
batch requests. See examples in quickbooks-ruby and qbo_api.
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I just found out about this recently.
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Postman is great but a client told me that this tutorial is full of bugs ‐ so watch out.
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Teaser: Look what is coming!
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