pub enum InvoiceCmd {
New {
as: Option<String>,
client: String,
items: Vec<String>,
due: String,
terms: String,
notes: Option<String>,
currency: Option<String>,
reverse_charge: bool,
pay_link: Option<String>,
discount_rate: Option<String>,
discount_fixed: Option<String>,
},
Edit {
number: String,
client: Option<String>,
due: Option<String>,
terms: Option<String>,
notes: Option<String>,
currency: Option<String>,
pay_link: Option<String>,
reverse_charge: Option<bool>,
discount_rate: Option<String>,
discount_fixed: Option<String>,
},
Items(InvoiceItemCmd),
CreditNote {
number: String,
full: bool,
items: Vec<String>,
notes: Option<String>,
pay_link: Option<String>,
},
Aging {
issuer: Option<String>,
},
Export {
from: Option<String>,
to: Option<String>,
format: String,
out: Option<String>,
issuer: Option<String>,
},
Duplicate {
number: String,
client: Option<String>,
as: Option<String>,
due: String,
},
List {
status: Option<String>,
issuer: Option<String>,
overdue: bool,
},
Show {
number: String,
},
Render {
number: String,
template: Option<String>,
out: Option<String>,
open: bool,
},
Mark {
number: String,
status: String,
},
Delete {
number: String,
force: bool,
},
}Variants§
New
Create a new invoice
Fields
Edit
Edit an existing DRAFT invoice’s metadata (issued/paid/void invoices are immutable — use a credit note instead).
Fields
Items(InvoiceItemCmd)
Manage line items on a DRAFT invoice
CreditNote
Issue a credit note against an existing invoice
Fields
full: boolCopy ALL line items from source and reverse their quantities. Mutually exclusive with –item.
Aging
Ageing report for unpaid invoices, bucketed 0-30 / 31-60 / 61-90 / 90+
Export
Export invoices as CSV / JSON — month-end accountant handoff
Fields
Duplicate
Clone an existing invoice’s line items into a new draft — same client, new number + dates. Handy for recurring billing.
Fields
List
Fields
Show
Render
Render invoice to PDF
Fields
Mark
Mark status (draft/issued/paid/void)
Delete
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Debug for InvoiceCmd
impl Debug for InvoiceCmd
Source§impl FromArgMatches for InvoiceCmd
impl FromArgMatches for InvoiceCmd
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impl Subcommand for InvoiceCmd
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impl Freeze for InvoiceCmd
impl RefUnwindSafe for InvoiceCmd
impl Send for InvoiceCmd
impl Sync for InvoiceCmd
impl Unpin for InvoiceCmd
impl UnsafeUnpin for InvoiceCmd
impl UnwindSafe for InvoiceCmd
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