Hipay
Provide Cash Out and TPP integration clients
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'hipay'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install hipay
Usage
Refer to the hipay documentation for each client specific usage and endpoints
Cash out client (SOAP)
client = Hipay::Client.new base_url: "https://test-ws.hipay.com/soap",
wsLogin: "my_login",
wsPassword: "my_password",
entity: "my_entity"
client.user_account.operations
=> [:send_activation_mail,
:create,
:create_with_website,
:create_full_user_account,
:is_available,
:get_available_payment_methods,
:get_balance,
:get_transactions,
:bank_infos_check,
:bank_infos_fields,
:bank_infos_status,
:bank_infos_register,
:get_account_infos,
:associate_merchant_group,
:create_subaccount,
:set_merchant_notification_in_post,
:set_merchant_token_in_notification]
client.transfer.operations
=> [:direct]
client.withdrawal.operations
=> [:create]
Before to call the hipay webservice, the method name and the params passed to the client are camelized The response is then extracted from its enveloppe, hashified and underscorized
client.user_account.call :is_available, email: '[email protected]'
=> {"description"=>"Email available : [email protected]", "is_available"=>true}
On Hipay webservice error, raise a Hipay::Client::SOAP::Error exception
client.user_account.call :is_available, email: ''
=> Hipay::Client::SOAP::Error: Code 3 : invalid parameter email
TPP client (REST)
tpp_client = Hipay::Client::TPP.new url: "https://#{base_url}/rest/v1/",
username: "my_login",
password: 'my_password'
tpp_client.get("/orders/#{order_id}")
Contributing
- Fork it ( https://github.com/[my-github-username]/hipay/fork )
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create a new Pull Request