NAME
Business::OnlinePayment::DLocal - Business::OnlinePayment::DLocal - DLocal (astropay) backend for Business::OnlinePayment
VERSION
version 0.003
METHODS
test_transaction
Get/set the server used for processing transactions. Possible values are Live, Certification, and Sandbox Default: Live
#Live
$self->test_transaction(0);
#Certification
$self->test_transaction(1);field_map
Hash to map BOP standard names into the DLocal names
content
Manpilate the content to prepare for submittal
submit
Submit the content to the API
_normal_authorization
Maps a normal_authorization call to _authorization_only
_authorization_only
Perform an auth_only. warning, this feature is only available in certain countries, and requires configuration from DLocal on your account. Unless you know you need to use this, please stay with the SALE
_post_authorization
Perform a Post authorization (Capture). Same caveats as Auth only.
_tokenize
Submit a credit card number to DLocal for tokenization, allowing for subsequent calls to be tokenized, and not require PAN storage
_credit
Perform a refund
_paystatus
Check the status of a payment that previously returned a PENDING state. Requires that you have provided the interface user/token in addition to the normal API ones.
_refundstatus
Check the status of a refund.
_currencyexchange
Get a current currency exchange value for price display
_send_request
Formats your content and request data to actually transmit data
_parse_xml_response
Parsing if an XML response was received. Now that type=>'json' exists, will be phased out
server_request
Returns the complete request that was sent to the server. The request has been stripped of card_num, cvv2, and password. So it should be safe to log.
server_request_dangerous
Returns the complete request that was sent to the server. This could contain data that is NOT SAFE to log. It should only be used in a test environment, or in a PCI compliant manner.
server_response
Returns the complete response from the server. The response has been stripped of card_num, cvv2, and password. So it should be safe to log.
server_response_dangerous
Returns the complete response from the server. This could contain data that is NOT SAFE to log. It should only be used in a test environment, or in a PCI compliant manner.
set_defaults
Setup default values
AUTHOR
Jason (Jayce^) Hall <jayce@lug-nut.com>
CONTRIBUTOR
Jason Terry <jterry@bluehost.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2017 by Jason (Jayce^) Hall.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.