SimplePublicObjectInput Not Found

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Using the PHP hubspot/api-client composer package.

composer require hubspot/api-client

Most API calls have been working great, but I’m running into some issues with Line Items. I’m basing my code off of the samples from here: Accounts Dashboard | HubSpot

But I’m finding that SimplePublicObjectInput is not a defined object. I’m not seeing anybody else with this issue, so I’m guessing I am overlooking something obvious! Here’s my code snippet:

use HubSpot\Factory;
use HubSpot\Client\Crm\LineItems\ApiException;

class lineitem
{
private function hs_createNewTaxLineItem()
 {
 $client = Factory::createWithApiKey(HUBSPOT_API_KEY);

 $properties = [
 "hs_product_id" => HS_SALES_TAX_PRODUCT_ID,
 "quantity" => "1",
 "price" => 99.98
 ];
 $SimplePublicObjectInput = new SimplePublicObjectInput(['properties' => $properties]);
 try {
 $apiResponse = $client->crm()->lineItems()->basicApi()->create($SimplePublicObjectInput);
 var_dump($apiResponse);
 } catch (ApiException $e) {
 echo "Exception when calling basic_api->create: ", $e->getMessage();
 }
}

It returns the error:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class ‘SimplePublicObjectInput’ not found in…

Any ideas?

2

Playing around with this a little more…

This does NOT work for creating the object:

$SimplePublicObjectInput = new SimplePublicObjectInput(['properties' => $properties]);

But I CAN create the object like this:

$SimplePublicObjectInput = new \HubSpot\Client\Crm\LineItems\Model\SimplePublicObjectInput(['properties' => $properties]);

Is this normal way to code this?

The only other way I can access this object is if I literally specify it in the use statement

use HubSpot\Client\Crm\LineItems\Model\SimplePublicObjectInput;

3

Yeah @MPenn6 I’m not speaking on behalf of HubSpot, using directly the appropriate namespace is the standard way to do it with the V3. Example for the contact :

$SimplePublicObjectInput = new \HubSpot\Client\Crm\Contacts\Model\SimplePublicObjectInput([ 'properties' => $properties ]);

I don’t recommend to call it from the use statement as multiple models would probably create a conflict anyway. :winking_face_with_tongue: Anyone with more advanced skills is welcome to correct me :blush:

And yeah that means all the PHP snippets provided from the documentation do not work if you just copy-paste them :

Ex: Accounts Dashboard | HubSpot (Endpoints tab)

Don’t forget you need to tune at least the object input to make it work :tired_face:

Cheers