docassemble-EFSPIntegration
A docassemble extension that talks to a proxy e-filing server easily within a docassemble interview.
Main interviews of import:
- any_filing_interview.yml: allows you to make any type of filing, initial or subsequent
- admin_interview.yml: lets you handle admin / user functionality, outside of the context of cases and filings
Config
Different parts of this package expect the below to be present in Docassemble's config.
efile proxy:
# The URL where the Efile Proxy Server is running
url: https:...
# The Proxy Server's API Key (should be provided to you by the sever admins)
api key: ...
# If you're given an EFSP global fee waiver ID for your jurisdiction, put it here
global waivers:
illinois: ...
massachusetts: ...
Authors
Quinten Steenhuis (qsteenhuis@suffolk.edu) Bryce Willey (bwilley@suffolk.edu)
3 maintainers
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