Module: SpreeUberDirect::AddressPayload

Defined in:
app/services/spree_uber_direct/address_payload.rb

Overview

Shared address/phone formatting between Quote (create_quote) and DeliveryDispatcher (create_delivery) — both build a payload from the same order + fulfilling StockLocation shape, and Uber's schema uses the identical JSON-string-address / E.164-phone conventions on both endpoints (confirmed directly against the real openapi.yaml).

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.format_address(record) ⇒ Object

Uber wants a JSON string per address field — structured, not DoorDash's flat comma-joined string. Spree::StockLocation and Spree::Address share the same field shape (address1/address2/city/ state/zipcode/country) even though they're unrelated classes.



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# File 'app/services/spree_uber_direct/address_payload.rb', line 24

def format_address(record)
  street = [record.address1, record.try(:address2)].compact_blank
  {
    street_address: street,
    city: record.city,
    state: record.state&.abbr || record.state_name,
    zip_code: record.zipcode,
    country: record.country&.iso
  }.compact.to_json
end

.format_phone(raw) ⇒ Object

Same E.164 normalization as SpreeDoordash::Quote#format_phone (Uber's own schema pattern, ^\+[0-9]+$, is the same shape DoorDash rejects anything else against) — US-only, matching the rest of this demo.



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# File 'app/services/spree_uber_direct/address_payload.rb', line 14

def format_phone(raw)
  digits = raw.to_s.gsub(/\D/, '')
  digits = "1#{digits}" if digits.length == 10
  "+#{digits}"
end