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warehouse
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warehouse.create
Source: src/store/warehouse/create.js
Creates a new warehouse for the user's selected company.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
googleAuthId |
number |
The id of the Google auth user. |
input |
object |
Warehouse input. |
input.name |
string |
The warehouse name. |
[input.sort] |
number |
Optional sort order (auto-increments if omitted). |
[tx] |
object |
Optional transaction to run within. |
Returns
Promise<{id: number, name: string, sort: number}> — The created warehouse.
Throws
Error — If name is missing, sort is invalid, or name already exists.
Example
const wh = await store.warehouse.create(googleAuthId, { name: 'Hauptlager' });
// => { id: 1, name: 'Hauptlager', sort: 0 }
warehouse.delete
Source: src/store/warehouse/delete.js
Deletes a warehouse for the user's selected company, unless referenced in the ledger or it is the last warehouse while articles have stock tracking enabled.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
googleAuthId |
number |
The id of the Google auth user. |
id |
number |
The warehouse ID to delete. |
[tx] |
object |
Optional transaction to run within. |
Returns
Promise<void>
Throws
Error — If warehouse not found, in use in the ledger, or is the last warehouse with track_stock articles.
Example
await store.warehouse.delete(googleAuthId, 1);
warehouse.getById
Source: src/store/warehouse/getById.js
Retrieves a warehouse by its ID for the user's selected company.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
googleAuthId |
number |
The id of the Google auth user. |
id |
number |
The warehouse ID. |
[tx] |
object |
Optional transaction to run within. |
Returns
Promise<{id: number, name: string, sort: number}|undefined> — The warehouse or undefined.
Example
const wh = await store.warehouse.getById(googleAuthId, 1);
// => { id: 1, name: 'Hauptlager', sort: 0 }
warehouse.list
Source: src/store/warehouse/list.js
Lists all warehouses for the user's selected company.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
googleAuthId |
number |
The id of the Google auth user. |
[tx] |
object |
Optional transaction to run within. |
Returns
Promise<Array<{id: number, name: string, sort: number}>> — List of warehouses.
Example
const warehouses = await store.warehouse.list(googleAuthId);
// => [{ id: 1, name: 'Hauptlager', sort: 0 }]
warehouse.order
Source: src/store/warehouse/order.js
Reorders the warehouses of the user's selected company.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
googleAuthId |
number |
The id of the Google auth user. |
input |
object |
The reorder input. |
input.warehouseIds |
Array<number> |
The warehouse ids in their new order. |
[tx] |
object |
Optional transaction to run within. |
Returns
Promise<{warehouseIds: Array<number>}> — The applied order.
Throws
Error — If the order is invalid.
warehouse.update
Source: src/store/warehouse/update.js
Updates a warehouse name and/or sort order for the user's selected company.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
googleAuthId |
number |
The id of the Google auth user. |
id |
number |
The warehouse ID to update. |
input |
object |
Update payload. |
[input.name] |
string |
The new warehouse name. |
[input.sort] |
number |
The new sort order. |
[tx] |
object |
Optional transaction to run within. |
Returns
Promise<{id: number, name: string, sort: number}> — The updated warehouse.
Throws
Error — If warehouse not found, name is empty, sort is invalid, or name already exists.
Example
const updated = await store.warehouse.update(googleAuthId, 1, { name: 'Zentrallager', sort: 1 });
// => { id: 1, name: 'Zentrallager', sort: 1 }