#' Check Available
#'
#' @description Check if an id is available for a particular section of account, type
#'
#' @param id to search for
#' @param type category to check
#' @param ... authorization
#'
#' @return boolean
#' @export
#'
#' @examples is_id_available("se546", "transaction", authorization)
is_id_available <- function(id, type, ...){
# negate because status returns T when an id is available but
# the parent function is asking if id is availabe to use
negate_status <- function(x) x %>% parse_response() %>% `$`(status) %>% `!`
switch(
type,
"bulk_charge_batch" = fetch_bulk_charge_batch(authorization = ..., batch_id = id) %>% negate_status(),
"customer" = fetch_customer(authorization = ..., customer_code = id) %>% negate_status(),
"page" = fetch_page(authorization = ..., page_id = id) %>% negate_status(),
"plan" = fetch_plan(authorization = ..., plan_id = id) %>% negate_status(),
"refund" = fetch_refund(authorization = ..., trans_id = id) %>% negate_status(),
"subaccount" = fetch_subaccount(authorization = ..., subacct_id = id) %>% negate_status(),
"subscription" = fetch_subscription(authorization = ..., id = id) %>% negate_status(),
"transaction" = fetch_transaction(authorization = ..., id = id) %>% negate_status(),
"transfer" = fetch_transfer(authorization = ..., transfer_id = id) %>% negate_status()
)
}
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