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Add closing book structures and account rollups API support#84

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Summary

Introduces new API endpoints, models, and field extensions to support closing book structures and account rollups in the robosystems client library. This feature adds the foundational client-side data layer needed for closing book workflows.

Key Accomplishments

New API Endpoints

  • get_account_rollups – New ledger API endpoint for retrieving account rollup data, enabling aggregated account views
  • get_closing_book_structures – New ledger API endpoint for fetching closing book structure definitions (categories and items)

New Models

  • AccountRollupGroup – Represents a logical grouping of account rollup rows
  • AccountRollupRow – Represents an individual row within an account rollup group
  • AccountRollupsResponse – Response wrapper for the account rollups endpoint
  • ClosingBookCategory – Represents a category within a closing book structure
  • ClosingBookItem – Represents an individual item within a closing book category
  • ClosingBookStructuresResponse – Response wrapper for the closing book structures endpoint

Model Enhancements

  • ClosingEntryResponse – Extended with additional fields to support closing entry workflows
  • EntryTemplateRequest – Added new fields to support richer template configuration
  • PeriodCloseItemResponse – Extended with new fields for period close tracking
  • SearchHit – Added new fields to enrich search result data

Module Registration

  • All new models are properly exported via models/__init__.py

Breaking Changes

None expected. All changes are additive — new endpoints, new models, and new optional fields on existing models.

Testing Notes

  • Verify new API endpoints return correctly deserialized response objects for both success and error cases
  • Validate that new model fields serialize/deserialize properly, especially nested structures (e.g., ClosingBookCategory containing ClosingBookItem lists, AccountRollupGroup containing AccountRollupRow lists)
  • Confirm that modifications to existing models (ClosingEntryResponse, EntryTemplateRequest, PeriodCloseItemResponse, SearchHit) are backward-compatible and do not break existing consumers
  • Test edge cases around empty/null collections in rollup groups and closing book categories

Infrastructure Considerations

  • No new dependencies introduced
  • No configuration or environment changes required
  • New endpoints may require corresponding backend API availability for integration testing

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Branch Info:

  • Source: feature/closing-book
  • Target: main
  • Type: feature

Co-Authored-By: Claude noreply@anthropic.com

- Introduced `AccountRollupGroup`, `AccountRollupRow`, and `AccountRollupsResponse` to the models.
- Enhanced `ClosingEntryResponse` with a new `reversal` field to track reversal entries.
- Updated `EntryTemplateRequest` to include an `auto_reverse` option for automatic reversing entries.
- Added `reversal_entry_id` and `reversal_status` fields to `PeriodCloseItemResponse` for better tracking of entry reversals.
- Included `parent_document_id` in `SearchHit` to associate search results with their parent documents.

These changes improve the data model's capability to handle financial entries and enhance search functionalities.
- Added methods for creating and listing schedules, retrieving schedule facts, and checking period close status in the LedgerClient.
- Introduced a method for creating draft closing entries from schedule facts.
- Updated imports to include new API endpoints related to schedules and closing entries.
- Removed the old mapping association request model in favor of a more generic association request model.

These enhancements improve the LedgerClient's capabilities for managing financial schedules and closing entries.
- Updated the condition for identifying string columns in the `parse_datetime_columns` function to use `pd.api.types.is_string_dtype` instead of checking for the "object" dtype. This change improves the accuracy of datetime column inference by leveraging pandas' type checking capabilities.

These modifications enhance the robustness of the datetime parsing logic in the dataframe utilities.
- Modified the test case in `test_dataframe_utils.py` to check that the "not_a_date" column is not of datetime type, enhancing the accuracy of the test for the `parse_datetime_columns` function.

This change improves the reliability of the test suite by ensuring proper validation of non-datetime columns.
@jfrench9 jfrench9 merged commit 9e5a6ed into main Apr 11, 2026
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