QuickPay::API::Client

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The quickpay-ruby-client gem is a official client for QuickPay API. The Quickpay API enables you to accept payments in a secure and reliable manner.

This gem currently support QuickPay v10 api.

Installation

Add to your Gemfile

gem "quickpay-ruby-client"

or install from Rubygems:

$ gem install quickpay-ruby-client

It is currently tested with Ruby ( >= 2.1.x)

  • MRI
  • Rubinius (2.0)

Usage

Before doing anything you should register yourself with QuickPay and get access credentials. If you haven't please click here to apply.

Create a new API client

First you should create a client instance that is anonymous or authorized with your API key or login credentials provided by QuickPay.

To initialise an anonymous client:

require "quickpay/api/client"
client = QuickPay::API::Client.new

To initialise a client with QuickPay API Key:

require "quickpay/api/client"
client = QuickPay::API::Client.new(password: ENV["QUICKPAY_API_KEY"])

Or you can provide login credentials like:

require "quickpay/api/client"
client = QuickPay::API::Client.new(username: ENV["QUICKPAY_LOGIN"], password: ENV["QUICKPAY_PASSWORD"])

You can also set some connection specific options (default values shown):

client = Quickpay::API::Client.new(
  read_timeout: 60,
  write_timeout: 60,
  connect_timeout: 60,
)

Sending request

You can afterwards call any method described in QuickPay API with corresponding http method and endpoint. These methods are supported currently: get, post, put, patch, delete and head.

client.get("/activity").each do |activity|
  puts activity["id"]
end

Beyond the endpoint, the client accepts the following options (default values shown):

  • body: ""
  • headers: {}
  • query: {}
  • raw: false
response = client.post(
  "/payments/1/capture",
  body: { amount: 100 }.to_json,
  headers: { "Content-Type" => "application/json" },
  query: { "synchronized" => "" }
  raw: false
)

If you want raw http response, headers Please add :raw => true parameter:

status, body, headers = client.get("/activity", raw: true)

if status == 200
  JSON.parse(body).each do |activity|
    puts activity["id"]
  end
else
  # do something else
end

Handling API exceptions

By default (get|post|patch|put|delete) will return JSON parsed body on success (i.e. 2xx response code) otherwise it will raise appropriate error. Your code should handle the errors appropriately. Following error codes are supported currently:

Response status Error
400 QuickPay::API::BadRequest
401 QuickPay::API::Unauthorized
402 QuickPay::API::PaymentRequired
403 QuickPay::API::Forbidden
404 QuickPay::API::NotFound
405 QuickPay::API::MethodNotAllowed
406 QuickPay::API::NotAcceptable
409 QuickPay::API::Conflict
500 QuickPay::API::ServerError
502 QuickPay::API::BadGateway
503 QuickPay::API::ServiceUnavailable
504 QuickPay::API::GatewayTimeout

All exceptions inherits QuickPay::API::Error, so you can listen for any api error like:

begin
  client.post("/payments", body: { currency: "DKK", order_id: "1212" })
rescue QuickPay::API::Error => e
  puts e.body
end

You can read more about QuickPay API responses at http://tech.quickpay.net/api/.

Contributions

To contribute:

  1. Write a test that fails
  2. Fix test by adding/changing code
  3. Add feature or bugfix to changelog in the "Unreleased" section
  4. Submit a pull request
  5. World is now a better place! :)

Running the specs

$ bundle exec ruby test/client.rb