Sleet
Payment abstraction library - one interface for multiple payment processors ( inspired by Ruby's ActiveMerchant )
Payment abstraction library - interact with different Payment Service Providers (PsP) with one unified interface. The project is written primarily in Go, distributed under the MIT License license, first published in 2019. Key topics include: adyen, authorizenet, bolt, braintree, cybersource.
Sleet
Payment abstraction library - interact with different Payment Service Providers (PsP) with one unified interface.
Installation
go get github.com/BoltApp/sleet
Methodology
Wherever possible, we try to use native Golang implementations of the PsP's API. We also assume that the caller can pass along raw credit card information (i.e. are PCI compliant)
Supported Gateway API Calls
- Authorize
- Capture
- Void
- Refund
Webhooks Support
We support abstracting PsP Webhook notifications into a common interface.
PsP Support Matrix
| PsP | Gateway APIs | Webhooks |
|---|---|---|
| Adyen | ✅ | ❌ |
| Authorize.Net | ✅ | ❌ |
| Braintree | ✅ | ❌ |
| CyberSource | ✅ | ❌ |
| Checkout.com | ✅ | ❌ |
| FirstData | ✅ | ❌ |
| NMI | ✅ | ❌ |
| Orbital | ✅ | ❌ |
| RocketGate | ✅ | ❌ |
| Stripe | ✅ | ❌ |
To run tests
Unit test
go test -v -tags=unit $(go list ./... | grep -v integration-tests)
Integration test
The following environment variables are needed in order to run tests
shell$ export ADYEN_USERNAME="YOUR_ADYEN_WEBSERVICE_USERNAME" $ export ADYEN_ACCOUNT="YOUR_ADYEN_MERCHANT_ACCOUNT" $ export ADYEN_PASSWORD="YOUR_ADYEN_WEBSERVICE_PASSWORD" $ export STRIPE_TEST_KEY="YOUR_STRIPE_API_KEY" $ export AUTH_NET_LOGIN_ID="YOUR_AUTHNET_LOGIN" $ export AUTH_NET_TXN_KEY="YOUR_AUTHNET_TXN_KEY" $ export BRAINTREE_MERCHANT_ID="YOUR_BRAINTREE_MERCHANT_ACCOUNT" $ export BRAINTREE_PUBLIC_KEY="YOUR_BRAINTREE_PUBLIC_KEY" $ export BRAINTREE_PRIVATE_ID="YOUR_BRAINTREE_PRIVATE_KEY" $ export CYBERSOURCE_ACCOUNT="YOUR_CYBS_ACCOUNT" $ export CYBERSOURCE_API_KEY="YOUR_CYBS_KEY" $ export CYBERSOURCE_SHARED_SECRET="YOUR_CYBS_SECRET" $ export NMI_SECURITY_KEY="YOUR_NMI_PRIVATE_KEY" $ export CHECKOUTCOM_TEST_KEY="YOUR_CHECKOUTCOM_PRIVATE_KEY" $ export CHECKOUTCOM_TEST_KEY_WITH_PCID="YOUR_CHECKOUTCOM_PRIVATE_KEY_WITH_PROCESSING_CHANNEL_ID" $ export CHECKOUTCOM_TEST_PCID="YOUR_CHECKOUTCOM_PROCESSING_CHANNEL_ID"
Then run tests with: go test ./integration-tests/
Code Example for Auth + Capture
goimport ( "github.com/BoltApp/sleet" "github.com/BoltApp/sleet/gateways/authorize_net" ) // Generate a client using your own credentials client := authorize_net.NewClient("AUTH_NET_LOGIN_ID", "AUTH_NET_TXN_KEY") amount := sleet.Amount{ Amount: 100, Currency: "USD", } card := sleet.CreditCard{ FirstName: "Bolt", LastName: "Checkout", Number: "4111111111111111", ExpMonth: 8, EpxYear: 2010, CVV: "000", } streetAddress := "22 Linda St." locality := "Hoboken" regionCode := "NJ" postalCode := "07030" countryCode := "US" address := sleet.BillingAddress{ StreetAddress1: &streetAddress, Locality: &locality, RegionCode: ®ionCode, PostalCode: &postalCode, CountryCode: &countryCode, } // To get specific response headers, add them to the request options. // They will be attached to the AuthorizationResponse options := make(map[string]interface{}) options["ResponseHeader"] = []string{"x-test-header"} authorizeRequest := sleet.AuthorizationRequest{ Amount: &amount, CreditCard: &card, BillingAddress: &address, Options: options, } authorizeResponse, _ := client.Authorize(&authorizeRequest) captureRequest := sleet.CaptureRequest{ Amount: &amount, TransactionReference: authorizeResponse.TransactionReference, } client.Capture(&captureRequest)
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