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github.com/noirotm/go-be2bill
This is a Go language library for the Be2bill merchant API that supports the Form and DirectLink client APIs.
This library closely adheres to the official Merchant API guidelines.
Installing go-be2bill may be done via the usual go get procedure:
$ go get github.com/be2bill/go-be2bill
See https://godoc.org/github.com/be2bill/go-be2bill
In all cases, you need to import the go-be2bill package:
import "github.com/be2bill/go-be2bill"
Every initial transaction is made using a secure form. The Form Client API exposes methods that return the HTML code for payment or authorization buttons.
The first step is to build a client for the given environment, using your credentials:
client := be2bill.BuildSandboxFormClient("test", "password")
To build a payment form button, call:
button := client.BuildPaymentFormButton(
be2bill.SingleAmount(15235), // amount in cents
"order_1412327697", // order ID
"6328_john.smith@example.org", // user ID
"Fashion jacket", // order description
be2bill.Options{
be2bill.HTMLOptionSubmit: be2bill.Options{
"value": "Pay with be2bill",
"class": "flatButton",
},
be2bill.HTMLOptionForm: be2bill.Options{"id": "myform"},
}, // HTML options for the form
be2bill.Options{
be2bill.ParamClientEmail: "john.smith@example.org",
be2bill.Param3DSecure: "yes",
}, // additional platform options
)
Authorization form buttons are created similarily, except that the
method to call is BuildAuthorizationFormButton
that takes the same
parameters.
An authorization must be captured using the Capture
method of the
Direct Link Client API.
All operations that do not require interactive data input from the client can be made using HTTP POST calls to the be2bill servers. The Direct Link Client API is an abstraction layer for these calls.
Just like the Form Client API, the first step is to build a client for the given environment, using your credentials:
client := be2bill.BuildSandboxDirectLinkClient("test", "password")
Then, for example to capture a previously authorized transaction, call:
result, err := client.Capture(
"A151621",
"order_1423675675",
"capture_transaction_A151621",
be2bill.Options{},
)
The library comes with a complete test suite which can be run using the following command:
$ go test -v
Please note that there are a few sandbox tests that depend on having a be2bill test account configured, and are skipped by default.
The environment variables BE2BILL_IDENTIFIER
and BE2BILL_PASSWORD
need to be present and correctly configured with a test account in order
to run the sandbox tests.
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