hypercharge-schema

json-schema for hypercharge payment request data.

Matches hypercharge-API-doc version 2.24 2014/09/16

There is a rather complete set of hypercharge API xml requests, respsonses and notifications provided as fixtures in /test/fixtures/

A fixture loader is provided for php, ruby and javascript.

php:

// requests to hypercharge
$xmlString = Hypercharge\JsonSchemaFixture::request('sale.xml');

// or as json string
$jsonString = Hypercharge\JsonSchemaFixture::request('sale.json');

// response from hypercharge
$xmlString = Hypercharge\JsonSchemaFixture::response('sale.xml');

// notification from hypercharge
$postData = json_decode(Hypercharge\JsonSchemaFixture::notification('transaction_notification.json'), true);

ruby:

# request to hypercharge
xmlString = Hypercharge::Schema::Fixture.xml 'requests/sale'

# or as parsed json
jsonData = Hypercharge::Schema::Fixture.json 'requests/sale'

# response from hypercharge
xmlString = Hypercharge::Schema::Fixture.xml 'responses/sale'

# notification from hypercharge
jsonData = Hypercharge::Schema::Fixture.json 'notifications/transaction_notification'

javascript (sync, no async atm.):

var Schema = require('hypercharge-schema').Schema;

// request to hypercharge
var xmlString = Schema.Fixture.xml('requests/sale');

// or as parsed json
var jsonData = Schema.Fixture.json('requests/sale');

// response from hypercharge
var xmlString = Schema.Fixture.xml('responses/sale');

// notification from hypercharge
var postData = Schema.Fixture.json('notifications/transaction_notification');

Assuming you have all dependencies installed (see below) you can run all tests (ruby, php, javascript) at once.

./test/all.sh

Or one by one:

ruby >= 1.9.3

Install dependencies

bundle

Run tests

rake

php >= 5.3

Install Composer and dependencies

curl -o composer.phar http://getcomposer.org/composer.phar
php composer.phar install
php composer.phar update --dev

run test

php test/php/all.php

Install node.js

Install dependencies

npm install

run test

npm test

Btw: nvm is a handy tool for installing and handling multiple node.js versions on one mashine.

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