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backgroundShortly after joining, I was responsible for a financial module of the company, which mainly required monthly financial statements and then reconciliation. For small companies, financial personnel can generally complete most tasks through data collection and perspective analysis using Excel

background

Shortly after joining, I was responsible for a financial module of the company, which mainly required monthly financial statements and then reconciliation. For small companies, financial personnel can generally complete most tasks through data collection and perspective analysis using Excel. But my company is considered a medium-sized one and has introduced many systems. The sales management end includes ERP, OMS, WMS, etc., while the finance end mainly uses Kingdee system. To be more precise, I am currently using the SaaS version of Kingdee Cloud. So in order to assist finance in faster reconciliation, the IT department needs to collect and integrate data from various business systems into a database, and then perform reports or BI presentations

Kingdee Cloud SaaS System

ERP system

Just now, my former colleague made a small system that has such a function, so I went to see if I could reuse it directly, and then went to look at the source code, which is all hard coding. Although it can meet the current functionality, once a new feature is added, a large amount of duplicate code needs to be copied and pieced together, and modifying a feature requires modifying multiple places at the same time. Only one of the business methods is shown below.

hardcdoe01

hardcode02

At this moment, I am thinking about whether I can write a universal SDK for docking with Kingdee, shielding all details of Kingdee operations, and only providing corresponding login authentication (only requiring the client to provide the corresponding account password), query, save, update, delete, and other interfaces. However, based on years of development experience, I believe that Kingdee will definitely provide such an SDK, so I went to the official search and couldn't find it after searching for a long time (it is said that it already exists). After all, I maintain the system and code on my own, so I can't let myself become so numb, so I still need to do something interesting to make the work not too boring. Therefore, I spent some time manually writing a Kingdee SDK while balancing my daily work. Currently, I have hung it on Gitee, and I feel that the effect is quite good. Interested students can take a look. The following figure shows the statistics of the code base.


kingdee-k3cloud-webapi

Below, I can briefly analyze the structure of the code for everyone.

Kingdee k3coud web API parsing

Firstly, several pain points need to be addressed

  1. The client should no longer care about login authentication issues, just provide the account password
  2. Out-of-the-box interface with minimal range of interface parameters
  3. Object oriented programming rather than exposing a large number of properties or methods originating from an object to various parts of the code
  4. SDK has high scalability

Before addressing the pain points mentioned above, we need to consider from an abstract perspective what kind of role the Kingdee system belongs to relative to our current platform. Actually, it can be likened to a database, where I need to use my username and password to operate it (query, add, delete, update). So before writing the specific implementation, I first made a top-level decision

ApiService

Actually, after reading this interface and each method, it's clear what to do next. Let me briefly analyze:

GetEndPoint: The service address provided by the client

GetService: What service, add or query

GetAuth: authentication function

Execute: Execute requests and process data

CommonService01

CommonService02

In that case, we will solve the problemPain point 1The login issue is equivalent to built-in login, and the client does not need to worry. And it also solved the problemPain point 4There is an extension issue with the SDK. If Kingdee adds new service functions in the future, I just need to inherit the Common Service class.

Each implementation class

Next is how to make it more convenient for the client to operate. At this moment, I am thinking of various template operations in Spring, such as JdbcTemplate, RedisTemplate, and so on. Thinking about their ideas, it feels very intuitive and convenient. So I created a K3CloudTemplate, and you can take a look at the following implementation:

K3CloudTemplate

This will solve the problemPain point 2We can use it out of the box and minimize the parameter range (such as BillQuery and BillSave, where we can view Kingdee's forms as individual objects and extract commonalities instead of passing a large number of parameters). So let's take a look at how forms are abstractly encapsulated.

Firstly, I roughly looked at the request document of Kingdee and found that different interface requests require passing common parameters, such as formId. Therefore, the form should also have a top-level parent class to facilitate shared properties or behaviors. Then there is the top-level entity BillEntity.

BillEntity

The next step is to extend according to different form types, as follows:

BillQuery

BillSave

It can be seen that BillQuery is significantly different from BillSave. BillQuery is a bit more complex because the query responds to more business scenarios, such as which fields need to be queried, what conditions are, and how many rows are returned. These are all encapsulated in the BillQuery object. If you use a process oriented and heap code mindset to write this query, you may encounter the situation at the beginning of the article where you need to concatenate query fields, conditions, etc. according to Kingdee's API, rather than treating it as a query object and blocking some common actions. This explains whyPain point 3The problem of object attribute decentralization

summary

summary

  • Technology ultimately serves the business. Before starting, measure the business boundaries of all parties in order to abstract and make trade-offs
  • Being able to use object-oriented programming means never having to be process oriented and not overly encapsulated
  • Drawing on classic open-source framework ideas and best practices
  • Not reproducing wheels
  • Independent thinking ability, not numb or particular

Thank you for reading. It's not easy to code. Could you please share it or give a thumbs up and attention


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