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  34. data/lib/noyo_fulfillment/models/contact.rb +19 -0
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+ # Noyo Fulfillment Ruby Library
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+ A Ruby client for Noyo's Fulfillment Service API
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+ [![CircleCI](https://circleci.com/gh/noyo-technologies/noyo-ruby.svg?style=svg&circle-token=4841c7717865a43b4417109b30d016452dc08951)](https://circleci.com/gh/noyo-technologies/noyo-ruby)
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+ ## Ruby Version
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+ This client was written to target Ruby 2.6.3. Other version support not yet guaranteed.
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+ ## Noyo API Docs
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+ ## Installation
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+ ## REPL
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+ ## Usage
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+ ### Configuration
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+ Once you have a client ID and secret for your organization from Noyo, you can use it to configure
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+ ```
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+ ### Querying
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+ #### #all
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+ new_hire = FactoryBot.build(:new_hire, employee_id: employee.id, carrier_id: '5d9cf3ac-ea6d-4035-a478-3b9839866a7b', dental_plan_id: 'bd90742f-f019-4a4b-b1d6-3038921e936b', vision_plan_id: 'bd90742f-f019-4a4b-b1d6-3038921e936b')
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ demographic_change = FactoryBot.build(:demographic_change, member_type: 'employee', employee_id: employee.id)
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+ demographic_change_request = employee.create_demographic_change_request(demographic_change.attributes)
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+ ```
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+ #### Create an open enrollment request
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+ Given an employee object returned from the API:
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+ ```
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+ open_enrollment = FactoryBot.build(:open_enrollment, member_type: 'employee', employee_id: employee.id, carrier_id: '5d9cf3ac-ea6d-4035-a478-3b9839866a7b', dental_plan_id: 'bd90742f-f019-4a4b-b1d6-3038921e936b', vision_plan_id: 'bd90742f-f019-4a4b-b1d6-3038921e936b')
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+ open_enrollment_request = employee.create_open_enrollment_request(open_enrollment.attributes)
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### Create a qualifying life event request
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+ Given an employee object returned from the API:
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+
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+ ```
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+ qualifying_life_event = FactoryBot.build(:qualifying_life_event, member_type: 'employee', employee_id: employee.id, carrier_id: '5d9cf3ac-ea6d-4035-a478-3b9839866a7b', dental_plan_id: 'bd90742f-f019-4a4b-b1d6-3038921e936b', vision_plan_id: 'bd90742f-f019-4a4b-b1d6-3038921e936b')
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+ qualifying_life_event_request = employee.create_qualifying_life_event_request(qualifying_life_event.attributes)
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+ ```