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VatchexGreece - a library for retrieving Greek company info from the SOAP web service of GSIS using the VAT ID
VatchexGreece is a library that is used to pull company information from the SOAP web service (WSDL definition) of the Greek General Secretariat of Information Systems for Public Administration (GSIS) using the VAT ID (Αριθμός Φορολογικού Μητρώου, abbreviated as “ΑΦΜ” or “Α.Φ.Μ.”).
The package is available on Hex.
The documentation is available on HexDocs.
The homepage is on my blog.
The source code is on GitHub
Many thanks to the patient people on the Elixir discord server who helped me turn this into a working library with version 0.6.0!
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Updated to v0.7.0 so that it’s compatible with the new RgWsPublic2 SOAP API.
Improvements since v0.6.0
- Now compatible with the
RgWsPublic2SOAP web service (new since 2023-04-20). - Now possible to make SOAP API calls using different credentials in
%Auth{}structs, e.g. for multi-tenant setups. - Now needs no application setup in
config.exsormix.exs, thanks to getting rid of the Soap library due to parsing issues, and because it seems abandoned and not particularly robust to begin with. - XML parsing is now handled directly with SweetXml.
- Actual logging of errors in the
%Results{}struct means you can find out what went wrong. - Actual handling of errors (with
{:ok, ...}and{:error, ...}tuples along the pipeline across all modules means that no API call or parsing of the XML response body is made unless no errors have popped up.
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