The gem for interacting with Leetchi API. See the API documentation for more details on the API.
Tested on the following versions of Ruby: 1.9.2, 1.9.3, 2.0.0
This gem uses mainly ruby stdlib and the json gem.
Please note that the gem configuration process change between 0.0.1 and 1.0.0.
Setup the following ENV:
ENV['LEETCHI_API_BASE_URL'] = "https://api-preprod.leetchi.com" # once you've run your test using the preproduction environment use the production one
ENV['LEETCHI_KEY_PATH'] = "abcd" # the full path to your leetchi key
ENV['LEETCHI_PASSPHRASE'] = "efgh" # you key's passphrase (leave blank if none)
ENV['LEETCHI_PARTNER_ID'] = "myID" # your Leetchi API ID
You can now call the Leetchi.configure method like this:
Leetchi.configure do |c|
c.preproduction = true
c.partner_id = 'example'
c.key_path = './spec/support-files/example.pem'
c.key_password = ''
end
The preproduction attribute let you specify if you want to use the preproduction api endpoint.
The partner_id is the id that was issue to you during you registration process.
The key_path and key_password arguments are here to let you use the key you've created before the registration process.
This configure method can of course be use to define a Ruby on Rails initialiser.
The gem implements the following resources:
- Beneficiary
- Card
- Contribution
- Expense
- Operation
- Recurrent Contribution (only available in preproduction)
- Strong Authentication
- Transfer
- User
- Wallet
- Withdrawal
Each resource has specifics methods such has create
, details
, update
, etc. Those methods must be called with an ID and / or an Object matching the Leetchi API.
Calling those methods return the Leetchi API response has an object. Every executions are made synchronously.
This example creates a user and returns its informations:
Leetchi::User.create({
'Tag' => 'test',
'Email' => 'my@email.com',
'FistName' => 'Jack',
'LastName' => 'Nelson',
'CanRegisterMeanOfPayment' => true
})
This example returns a specific user's data:
Leetchi::User.details(123)
Make sure that you have run: bundle install
Then you just have to run the rake task rake test
to run all the test suite.
Feel free to report any test failure by creating an issue on the Gem's Github