TekTone Acumatica Order Status Prototype

This prototype creates:

• A shortcode: [tektone_order_status]
• A public WordPress REST endpoint: /wp-json/tektone/v1/order-status
• Server-side Acumatica username/password login
• A PUT call to /entity/TekTone/24.200.001/OrderStatusPackageData?$expand=Result
• A sanitized response rendered on the page

Install

1. Upload the tektone-acumatica-order-status folder to wp-content/plugins/.
2. Add the constants below to wp-config.php.
3. Activate the plugin in WordPress.
4. Create a WordPress page and add this shortcode:

[tektone_order_status]

wp-config.php constants

Put these above the "That's all, stop editing" line.

define('TEKTONE_ACU_BASE_URL', 'https://tektone.acumatica.com');
define('TEKTONE_ACU_ORDER_STATUS_PATH', '/entity/TekTone/24.200.001/OrderStatusPackageData?$expand=Result');

define('TEKTONE_ACU_USERNAME', 'YOUR_API_USER');
define('TEKTONE_ACU_PASSWORD', 'YOUR_API_PASSWORD');
define('TEKTONE_ACU_COMPANY', 'YOUR_TENANT_NAME');
define('TEKTONE_ACU_BRANCH', '');
define('TEKTONE_ACU_LOCALE', 'en-US');

define('TEKTONE_ACU_CACHE_TTL', 60);
define('TEKTONE_ACU_RATE_LIMIT_COUNT', 20);
define('TEKTONE_ACU_RATE_LIMIT_WINDOW', 600);

Add fields later

Most changes should be made in these two PHP methods:

• summary_fields()
• result_columns()

Example:

'newField' => array(
    'label' => 'New Field',
    'source' => 'AcumaticaFieldName',
),

The JavaScript renders the table dynamically from the columns returned by PHP.