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return.rb

require_relative '../base'

module Examples
  module Orders
    class Importing
      def self.run(client)
        # Add address information the order

        address = {
          firstname: 'Test',
          lastname: 'User',
          company: 'company',
          address1: 'Unit 1',
          address2: '1 Test Lane',
          country_id: 49,
          state_id: 1,
          city: 'Bethesda',
          zipcode: '20814',
          phone: '(555) 555-5555'
        }

        response = client.post('/api/orders', {
          order: {
            user_id: 1,
            completed_at: Date.today.to_s,
            line_items: {
              "0" => {
                variant_id: 1,
                quantity: 1
              }
            },
            bill_address_attributes: address,
            ship_address_attributes: address,
            shipments: [
              {
                # The tracking number for this shipment (if there is one)
                # tracking: 'H12345',
                stock_location: 'Digital Store', # Actual stock location name as per the database
                shipping_method: 'Digital', # Actual shipping method as per the database
                cost: 0,
                inventory_units: [
                  variant_id: 1
                ],
                shipped_at: '2014-08-04T23:01:17.620Z'
              }
            ],
            payments: [{
              amount: 15.82,
              payment_method: 'Braintree'
            }
          ],
          # Apply a negative adjustment for the cost of the line item:
          adjustments_attributes: [
            {
              label: 'Cyber Monday 2013',
              amount: -3.95
            }
          ]
          #
          # These adjustments are not assignable to specific items within the order through this API.
          # That's even though we support this feature in Spree 2.2.
        }
      })

      if response.status == 201
        order = JSON.parse(response.body)
        client.succeeded 'Order has been successfully imported.'
        puts order
      else
        client.failed 'Order failed to import.'
        puts response.body
      end

      client.post("/api/orders/#{order['number']}/return_authorizations",
      {
        return_authorization: {
          state: "returned",
          amount: order["total"],
          order_id: order["id"]
        }
      })

      if response.status == 201
        order = JSON.parse(response.body)
        client.succeeded 'Return has been successfully imported.'
      else
        client.failed 'Return failed to import.'
      end
    end
  end
end
end

Examples.run(Examples::Orders::Importing)