README.md

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# PINXS

What could be a more Australian name for an Elixir library when using [Pin Payments](https://pinpayments.com/)?

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## Installation

```elixir
def deps do
  [
    {:pinxs, "~> 1.1.0"}
  ]
end
```

# Config

API key and the Pin URL are sent as a config object with each request.  `PINXS.config` helpers are provided for convenience.

## Overview

All requests must provide your API key.  The helper `PINXS.config("YOUR KEY")`.  The reason this is done on a per
request basis, rather than a global configuration is to allow changes at runtime on a per request basis.

All responses are transformed to return `{:ok, item(s)}` or `{:error, PINXS.Error}`

This enables us to leverage pattern matching and the `with` construct very nicely.

### Example charge creation

```elixir
    order = Order.create(...)

    card = %Card{
      number: "5520000000000000",
      expiry_month: "12",
      expiry_year: "20",
      name: "Rubius Hagrid",
      address_line1: "The Game Keepers Cottage",
      address_city: "Hogwarts",
      address_country: "England",
      cvc: "321"
    }

    charge = %Charge{
      email: "hagrid@hogwarts.wiz",
      description: "Dragon eggs",
      ip_address: "127.0.0.1",
      amount: 50_000,
      card: card
    }

    with {:ok, created_order} <- Repo.insert(order),
         {:ok, created_charge} <- Charge.create(charge, PINXS.Client.new("MY API KEY")),
         {:ok, paid_order} <- Order.mark_paid(created_order, created_charge),
         {:ok, _email} <- Mailer.send("receipt", created_charge),
         {:ok, _email} <- Mailer.send("notify_fulfullment_team", order)
    do {:ok, created_order}
    else
      {:error, %Changeset{} = changeset} ->
        #response appropriately to changeset error
      {:error, %PinError{error_code: "insufficient_funds"}} ->
        Mailer.send("order_failed", charge)
      {:error, other} ->
        # handle some other error
      error -> 
        Logger.error("Some unknown error: #{IO.inspect(error)}")
    end

```

## Testing

All of the HTTP request / responses have been stored using Nug, this makes it relatively easy to test.

If you need to make changes to the stored responses, then you'll need to set your Pin API key as an environment variable.

```shell
export PIN_API_KEY=mykey
```