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| |> create_sobject(name, map) | ||
| end | ||
| def create_sobject(client, name, map) do | ||
| Forcex.post("/services/data/v20.0/sobjects/#{name}", map, client) |
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@jeffweiss curious why you chose to have Forcex module methods use a trailing client param rather than leading (for pipeline operator)
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@sebbean the reason that I have client as the trailing param is that for most of the calls, it is the least relevant to the name of the function. True, moving client to the first parameter would make it more cases of using |> possible, but client isn't the focus of many of the functions, nor is it transformed by many of the functions (the obvious exception is Forcex.Client).
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@sebbean First of all, thank you! |
Enables commands such as:
Looking to also implement a helper function for creating SObjects using Forcex.Client. Any thoughts or input?