Collector::Ruby
This gem provides an interface to the Collector SOAP API for payments handling.
Important: collector-ruby depends on the unfinished version 3 of Savon, and therefore users of this gem must also include this in their Gemfile:
gem 'savon', :github => "savonrb/savon", :branch => "master"
NOTE: collector-ruby will soon be updated to use Savon's successor.
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'collector-ruby'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself:
$ gem install collector-ruby
Inside of your Ruby program, require collector-ruby:
require 'collector-ruby'
Important: See note above about adding Savon to your app's dependencies.
Usage
Initializing the client
All calls to the Collector API are performed by instances of the Collector::Client class. The client has no state apart from the configuration parameters passed when initializing it. The initializer requires the user name and password, and an optional third parameter specifies whether to use the sandbox environment.
regular_client = Collector.new(user_name, password)
sandbox_client = Collector.new(user_name, password, true)
Errors
The Client object performs basic validation of all requests (checking that all required parameters are present), and raises an ArgumentError if the validation fails.
If a call to the Collector API fails, an instance of CollectorError will be raised. This class has a property called faultcode which contains the error code as it appears in the Collector documentation, e.g. INVALID_REGISTRATION_NUMBER. The full description returned by Collector is set as the error object's message.
For some common Collector API errors, custom error classes are implemented. Currently these errors may be raised.
InvoiceNotFoundError
InvalidInvoiceStatusError
InvalidTransactionAmountError
These are subclasses of CollectorError and thus also have the faultcode property.
Add Invoice
require 'collector'
address = Collector::Address.new(
address1: "GATUADRESSAKT211",
city: "UMEÅ",
country_code: "SE",
postal_code: "90737",
first_name: "FÖRNAMNAKT211",
last_name: "EFTERNAMNAKT211" )
invoice_row = Collector::InvoiceRow.new(
article_id: 12,
description: "A wonderful thing",
quantity: "2",
unit_price: 12.0,
vat: 2.0 )
invoice_request = Collector::InvoiceRequest.new(activation_option: 0,
country_code: "SE",
currency: "SEK",
delivery_address: address,
invoice_address: address,
invoice_delivery_method: 1,
invoice_rows: [invoice_row],
invoice_type: 0,
order_date: DateTime.now,
reg_no: "1602079954",
store_id: "355" )
user_name = "" # Your Collector user name
password = "" # Your Collector password
collector = Collector.new(user_name, password)
response = collector.add_invoice(invoice_request)
puts "Response: #{response.inspect}"
# => <Collector::AddInvoiceResponse:0x007f9c358c13c8 @available_reservation_amount="0", @correlation_id=nil, @due_date=nil, @invoice_no="125434", @invoice_status="1", @invoice_url=nil, @lowest_amount_to_pay=nil, @payment_reference=nil, @total_amount=nil>
Activate Invoice
These methods return instances of Collector::InvoiceResponse, which has the the following attributes:
:available_reservation_amount, :correlation_id,
:due_date, :invoice_no, :invoice_status, :invoice_url,
:lowest_amount_to_pay, :payment_reference, :total_amount,
:new_invoice_no
(:new_invoice_no is only returned when partially activating an invoice.)
Full Activation
response = @client.activate_invoice(invoice_no: invoice_no,
store_id: "355",
country_code: "SE",
correlation_id: "optional_unique_string")
Part Activation
Part activation of an invoice can be performed either by calling the same #activate_invoice method as for full activation, but including article_list among the parameters, or more explicitly by calling #part_activate_invoice.
Whichever method is used, the same parameters are expected and the response is identical. The only difference is that when #part_activate_invoice is called without an article_list parameter, an ArgumentError will be raised.
item = Collector::ArticleListItem.new(article_id: 101, quantity: 1, description: "A fine piece")
item2 = Collector::ArticleListItem.new(article_id: 102, quantity: 1, description: "Another fine piece")
response = @client.part_activate_invoice(
invoice_no: invoice_no,
store_id: "355",
country_code: "SE",
article_list: [item, item2])
ArticleListItem instances can also be initialized from InvoiceRow objects:
item = Collector::ArticleListItem.new(invoice_row)
Replace Invoice
Also returns an instance of Collector::InvoiceResponse, but with values for only the following fields: CorrelationId, AvailableReservationAmount, TotalAmount, InvoiceStatus. This operation does not create a new invoice number.
new_invoice_row = Collector::InvoiceRow.new(
article_id: 123,
description: "A new shiny gadget",
quantity: "2",
unit_price: 250.0,
vat: 2.0)
response = @client.replace_invoice(invoice_no: invoice_no,
store_id: "355",
country_code: "SE",
correlation_id: "testing_replace_invoice",
invoice_rows: [new_row])
Adjust Invoice
correlation_id = @client.adjust_invoice(invoice_no: invoice_no,
article_id: 101,
description: "You are our 100th customer!",
amount: "-20.0",
vat: "2.0",
store_id: "355",
country_code: "SE",
correlation_id: "optional_unique_string")
The same invoice can be adjusted to a lower amount several times, and may also be adjusted by a positive amount, but only up to the original amount of the invoice. If an attempt is made to adjust the invoice beyond its original amount, an InvalidTransactionAmountError will be raised.
Cancel Invoice
correlation_id = @client.cancel_invoice(invoice_no: invoice_no,
store_id: "355",
country_code: "SE",
correlation_id: "optional_unique_string" )
Attempts to cancel an already canceled invoice will result in an InvalidInvoiceStatusError.
Get Address
user = @client.get_address(reg_no: "1602079954", store_id: "355")
The returned User object has the following attributes:
:first_name, :last_name, :reg_no, :addresses
addresses is an array, but currently contains at most one address. This operation is only available in Sweden, and an agreement with Collector is required for its use.