The objective of this guide is to document the breaking changes and updates required to migrate from one major version to the next.

• Axios is now a peer dependency. Peer dependencies are not installed automatically, they must be installed separately.

• Interacting directly with the SDK instance is no longer possible. Configuration of the sdk is now done via the Configuration service and setting tokens is done via the Tokens service. Setting a token in a browser environment will set the token in cookies, and on the server they will be stored on the sdk instance.

  Before:

  const defaultClient = OrderCloud.Sdk.instance;
  
  // configuring baseApiPath and baseAuthUrl
  defaultClient.baseApiPath = 'https://api.ordercloud.io/v1';
  defaultClient.baseAuthPath = 'https://auth.ordercloud.io/oauth/token';
  
  // setting the token
  defaultClient.authentications['oauth2'].accessToken = 'my-token'; // setting token

  After:

  Configuration.Set({
      baseApiUrl: 'https://api.ordercloud.io',
      apiVersion: 'v1'
  })
  
  Tokens.SetAccessToken('my-token');

• The As() method used for impersonation has been moved from being accessible from the sdk to each resource.

  Before:

  OrderCloudSDK.As().Me.ListProducts();

  After:

  OrderCloudSDK.Me.As().ListProducts
  
  // OR (if using selective imports)
  Me.As().ListProducts

• The PasswordResets service has been renamed to ForgottenPassword.

  Before:

  const resetRequest = {
      ClientID: 'my-client-id',
      Email: '[email protected]',
      Username: 'test'
  }
  PasswordResets.SendVerificationCode(resetRequest)

  After:

  const resetRequest = {
      ClientID: 'my-client-id',
      Email: '[email protected]',
      Username: 'test'
  }
  ForgottenPassword.SendVerificationCode(resetRequest)

• Auth.PasswordResets has been renamed to Auth.ForgottenPassword Before

  Auth.PasswordResets()

• XpIndexs service has been renamed to XpIndices

  Before:

  XpIndexs.List()

  After:

  XpIndices.List()

• searchOn and sortBy now accept an array of strings instead of a single comma delimited string

  Before:

  Me.ListProducts({searchOn: 'ID,Name', sortBy: 'ID,Name'})

  After:

  Me.ListProducts({searchOn: ['ID', 'Name'], sortBy: ['ID', 'Name']})

• The schema for errors has changed. Please refer to the error handling section in the readme.

The following are Typescript breaking changes. If you are not using Typescript you can safely ignore them.

• The minimum compatible typescript version is now 3.5

• Models previously were defined such that all properties were required. Now, properties are only required if the Create/Update operation requires them. Please see understanding ordercloud's models for more information.

• List models have been replaced with a generic ListPage model that takes a type parameter for the item.

  Before:

  const orderList: ListOrder
  const ccList: ListCreditCard

  After:

  const orderList: ListPage<Order>
  const ccList: ListPage<CreditCard>

• OrderDirection must be either Incoming or Outgoing case-sensitive.

  Before:

  Orders.List('incoming')

  After:

  Orders.List('Incoming')

• Auth.RefreshToken no longer takes in a scope parameter. This parameter didn't actually do anything, when you refresh a token you get a new access token with the same roles as the first one had.

  Before

  Auth.RefreshToken('my-refresh-token', 'my-client-id', ['Shopper'])

  After

  Auth.RefreshToken('my-refresh-token', 'my-client-id')

• ApiClient renamed to Sdk to prevent name clash with new API resource ApiClient.

  Before:

  const defaultClient = OrderCloud.ApiClient.instance;

  After:

  const defaultClient = OrderCloud.Sdk.instance;

• searchOn and sortBy now only accept a comma-delimited string. Previously accepted a comma-delimited string or an array of strings

• Renamed "Update" (used for PUT's) in favor of "Save" to clarify intent. For example OrderCloudSDK.Orders.Update now becomes OrderCloudSDK.Orders.Save. This is for all resources.