treezor_client 1.3.0 → 1.4.0

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data/Gemfile.lock

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 PATH
   remote: .
   specs:
-    treezor_client (1.3.0)
+    treezor_client (1.4.0)
       json (~> 2.1, >= 2.1.0)
       typhoeus (~> 1.0, >= 1.0.1)
 
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ GEM
       ffi (>= 1.3.0)
     ffi (1.9.25)
     hashdiff (0.3.7)
-    json (2.1.0)
+    json (2.2.0)
     public_suffix (3.0.3)
     rake (12.0.0)
     rspec (3.8.0)

data/docs/BalanceApi.md

@@ -29,10 +29,10 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::BalanceApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   wallet_id: 56, # Integer | Wallet's ID of wanted balance
   user_id: 56 # Integer | Wallet's user id of wanted balanced
 }

data/docs/BankaccountApi.md

@@ -140,22 +140,22 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::BankaccountApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   bankaccount_id: 56, # Integer | bank account id.
-  bankaccount_status: "bankaccount_status_example", # String | bank account status. Possible values: * CANCELED * PENDING * VALIDATED 
+  bankaccount_status: 'bankaccount_status_example', # String | bank account status. Possible values: * CANCELED * PENDING * VALIDATED 
   user_id: 56, # Integer | Bank account owner user's id
-  bankaccount_iban: "bankaccount_iban_example", # String | Bank account IBAN
+  bankaccount_iban: 'bankaccount_iban_example', # String | Bank account IBAN
   page_number: 56, # Integer | Pagination page number. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
   page_count: 56, # Integer | The number of items per page. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_by: "sort_by_example", # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_order: "sort_order_example", # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  created_date_from: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The creation date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
-  created_date_to: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The creation date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
-  updated_date_from: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The modification date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
-  updated_date_to: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00") # DateTime | The modification date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  sort_by: 'sort_by_example', # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_order: 'sort_order_example', # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  created_date_from: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The creation date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  created_date_to: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The creation date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  updated_date_from: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The modification date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  updated_date_to: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00') # DateTime | The modification date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
 }
 
 begin
@@ -226,23 +226,23 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::BankaccountApi.new
 
 user_id = 56 # Integer | Owner user's id.
 
-bankaccount_owner_name = "bankaccount_owner_name_example" # String | Bank account owner's name.
+bankaccount_owner_name = 'bankaccount_owner_name_example' # String | Bank account owner's name.
 
-bankaccount_owner_address = "bankaccount_owner_address_example" # String | Bank account owner's address.
+bankaccount_owner_address = 'bankaccount_owner_address_example' # String | Bank account owner's address.
 
-bankaccount_iban = "bankaccount_iban_example" # String | Beneficiary bank account's IBAN.
+bankaccount_iban = 'bankaccount_iban_example' # String | Beneficiary bank account's IBAN.
 
-bankaccount_bic = "bankaccount_bic_example" # String | Beneficiary bank account's BIC (or SWIFT).
+bankaccount_bic = 'bankaccount_bic_example' # String | Beneficiary bank account's BIC (or SWIFT).
 
-bankaccount_type = "bankaccount_type_example" # String | Beneficiary bank account's type.
+bankaccount_type = 'bankaccount_type_example' # String | Beneficiary bank account's type.
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  bankaccount_tag: "bankaccount_tag_example", # String | Custom data.
-  name: "name_example" # String | Bank account's name.
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  bankaccount_tag: 'bankaccount_tag_example', # String | Custom data.
+  name: 'name_example' # String | Bank account's name.
 }
 
 begin

data/docs/BeneficiariesApi.md

@@ -32,22 +32,22 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::BeneficiariesApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  fields: ["fields_example"], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
-  filter: "filter_example", # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filterable fields are :  - id  - tag  - userId  - isActive  - nickName  - address  - iban (encrypted IBAN)  - IbanInClear  - bic  - sepaCreditorIdentifier  - usableForSct  Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3. A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\". Where :  - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.   - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)   - criterion : a filter criterion.  Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |  |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|  |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |  |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  fields: ['fields_example'], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  filter: 'filter_example', # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filterable fields are :  - id  - tag  - userId  - isActive  - nickName  - address  - iban (encrypted IBAN)  - IbanInClear  - bic  - sepaCreditorIdentifier  - usableForSct  Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3. A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\". Where :  - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.   - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)   - criterion : a filter criterion.  Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |  |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|  |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |  |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
   id: 56, # Integer | Beneficiary bank account id.
   user_id: 56, # Integer | Owner user's id. (deprecated, you must use the parameter filter)
-  iban: "iban_example", # String | Beneficiary bank account IBAN. (deprecated, you must use the parameter filter)
-  bic: "bic_example", # String | Beneficiary bank account BIC. (deprecated, you must use the parameter filter)
-  nick_name: "nick_name_example", # String | Beneficiary bank account's nick name. (deprecated, you must use the parameter filter)
-  name: "name_example", # String | Beneficiary bank account owner's name. (deprecated, you must use the parameter filter)
+  iban: 'iban_example', # String | Beneficiary bank account IBAN. (deprecated, you must use the parameter filter)
+  bic: 'bic_example', # String | Beneficiary bank account BIC. (deprecated, you must use the parameter filter)
+  nick_name: 'nick_name_example', # String | Beneficiary bank account's nick name. (deprecated, you must use the parameter filter)
+  name: 'name_example', # String | Beneficiary bank account owner's name. (deprecated, you must use the parameter filter)
   page_number: 56, # Integer | Pagination page number. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
   page_count: 56, # Integer | The number of items per page. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_by: "sort_by_example", # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_order: "sort_order_example" # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_by: 'sort_by_example', # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_order: 'sort_order_example' # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
 }
 
 begin
@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::BeneficiariesApi.new
 id = 789 # Integer | Beneficiary Bank Accounts internal id.
 
 opts = { 
-  fields: ["fields_example"] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  fields: ['fields_example'] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
 }
 
 begin
@@ -175,10 +175,10 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::BeneficiariesApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   body: TreezorClient::Body1.new # Body1 | 
 }
 
@@ -240,10 +240,10 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::BeneficiariesApi.new
 id = 56 # Integer | Beneficiary's id.
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   body: TreezorClient::Body2.new # Body2 | 
 }
 

data/docs/BusinessApi.md

@@ -29,16 +29,16 @@ end
 
 api_instance = TreezorClient::BusinessApi.new
 
-country = "country_example" # String | In which country to search. Format [ISO 3166-1 alpha-2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2) 
+country = 'country_example' # String | In which country to search. Format [ISO 3166-1 alpha-2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2) 
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  external_id: "external_id_example", # String | External unique business id. As given in businesssearch reponse.
-  registration_number: "registration_number_example", # String | Unique business registration number.
-  vat_number: "vat_number_example" # String | Unique business VAT number.
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  external_id: 'external_id_example', # String | External unique business id. As given in businesssearch reponse.
+  registration_number: 'registration_number_example', # String | Unique business registration number.
+  vat_number: 'vat_number_example' # String | Unique business VAT number.
 }
 
 begin
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ Name | Type | Description  | Notes
 
 
 # **businesssearchs_get**
-> Array<InlineResponse2004> businesssearchs_get(country, opts)
+> Array<Object> businesssearchs_get(country, opts)
 
 search businesses
 
@@ -99,22 +99,22 @@ end
 
 api_instance = TreezorClient::BusinessApi.new
 
-country = "country_example" # String | In which country to search. Format [ISO 3166-1 alpha-2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2) 
+country = 'country_example' # String | In which country to search. Format [ISO 3166-1 alpha-2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2) 
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  name_exact: "name_exact_example", # String | Business exact name. Exclusive with nameMatchBeginning and nameClosestKeywords. 
-  name_match_beginning: "name_match_beginning_example", # String | Business names begin with. Exclusive with nameExact and nameClosestKeywords. 
-  name_closest_keywords: "name_closest_keywords_example", # String | Business names closed to keywords. Exclusive with nameExact and nameMatchBeginning. 
-  registration_number: "registration_number_example", # String | Business registration number.
-  vat_number: "vat_number_example", # String | Business VAT number.
-  phone_number: "phone_number_example", # String | Business phone number.
-  address_street: "address_street_example", # String | Business' street address.
-  address_city: "address_city_example", # String | Business' city address.
-  address_postal_code: "address_postal_code_example" # String | Business' postal code address.
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  name_exact: 'name_exact_example', # String | Business exact name. Exclusive with nameMatchBeginning and nameClosestKeywords. 
+  name_match_beginning: 'name_match_beginning_example', # String | Business names begin with. Exclusive with nameExact and nameClosestKeywords. 
+  name_closest_keywords: 'name_closest_keywords_example', # String | Business names closed to keywords. Exclusive with nameExact and nameMatchBeginning. 
+  registration_number: 'registration_number_example', # String | Business registration number.
+  vat_number: 'vat_number_example', # String | Business VAT number.
+  phone_number: 'phone_number_example', # String | Business phone number.
+  address_street: 'address_street_example', # String | Business' street address.
+  address_city: 'address_city_example', # String | Business' city address.
+  address_postal_code: 'address_postal_code_example' # String | Business' postal code address.
 }
 
 begin
@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ Name | Type | Description  | Notes
 
 ### Return type
 
-[**Array<InlineResponse2004>**](InlineResponse2004.md)
+**Array<Object>**
 
 ### Authorization