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Amazon Gift Code On Demand (AGCOD) API v2 implementation for distributing Amazon gift cards (gift codes) instantly in any denomination.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'aws_agcod_2' # https://rubygems.org/gems/aws_agcod_2
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install aws_agcod
require "aws_agcod"
AGCOD.configure do |config|
config.access_key = "YOUR ACCESS KEY"
config.secret_key = "YOUR SECRET KEY"
config.partner_id = "PARTNER ID"
# The `production` config is important as it determines which endpoint
# you're hitting.
config.production = true # This defaults to false.
# Optionally, you can customize the URI completely.
config.uri = "https://my-custom-agcod-endpoint.com"
config.region = "us-east-1" # default
end
request_id = "test"
amount = 10
currency = "USD" # default to USD, available types are: USD, EUR, JPY, CNY, CAD
httpable = HTTP # or HTTParty- whatever library you're using that has .post
request = AGCOD::CreateGiftCard.new(httpable, request_id, amount, currency)
# When succeed
if request.success?
request.claim_code # => code for the gift card
request.gc_id # => gift card id
request.request_id # => your request id
else
# When failed
request.error_message # => Error response from AGCOD service
end
request_id = "test"
gc_id = "test_gc_id"
httpable = HTTP # or HTTParty- whatever library you're using that has .post
request = AGCOD::CancelGiftCard.new(httpable, request_id, gc_id)
# When failed
unless request.success?
request.error_message # => Error response from AGCOD service
end
request_id = "test"
start_time = Time.now - 86400
end_time = Time.now
page = 1
per_page = 100
show_no_ops = false # Whether or not to show activities with no operation
httpable = HTTP # or HTTParty- whatever library you're using that has .post
request = AGCOD::GiftCardActivityList.new(httpable, request_id, start_time, end_time, page, per_page, show_no_ops)
if request.success?
request.results.each do |activity|
activity.status # => SUCCESS, FAILURE, RESEND
activity.created_at
activity.type
activity.card_number
activity.amount
activity.error_code
activity.gc_id
activity.partner_id
activity.request_id
end
else
request.error_message # => Error response from AGCOD service
end
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