Description:

youcan pay

YouCan Pay Dart SDK #
This is Dart/Flutter SDK for YouCan Pay APIs, which helps you to communicate with YouCan Pay in your Dart/Flutter project easily, and make your life more easier.
Key features #

Easy to use methods that reflects the API endpoints based on it's documentation.
Developer friendly, you will feel at home working with this package.
Supports all the API endpoints.
Configure once, use everywhere.

Code progress (100) #

✅ Payment
✅ Account
✅ Currencies
✅ Transfers
✅ Invoices
✅ Balance History
✅ Withdrawals
✅ Deposit
✅ Fully standalone Flutter integration

Test progress (100 - x%) #

✅ Payment
✅ Account
✅ Currencies
✅ Transfers
✅ Invoices
✅ Balance History
✅ Withdrawals
✅ Deposit
[-] Flutter

Usage #
Quick Overview #
Youcan Pay APIs
This package provides access to APIs via modules reflecting the base APIs documentation, each module of the SDK can be accessed via the one & only singleton of it, which is YouCanPay.instance, these are wat you can access via this singleton:
YouCanPay.instance.account;

YouCanPay.instance.balanceHistory;

YouCanPay.instance.currencies;

YouCanPay.instance.deposits;

YouCanPay.instance.invoices;

YouCanPay.instance.payments;

YouCanPay.instance.transfers;

YouCanPay.instance.withdrawals;
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And each module will contain a set of methods that relates to it, as example to access the account's register API, you can use the following code:
RegisterResponse registerResponse = await YouCanPay.instance.account.register(
email: "john@example.com",
firstName: "John",
lastName: "Doe",
password: "123456789",
phone: "+212611223344",
);
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Flutter Payment integration
YouCanPay.instance offers now access to a flutter module via:
YouCanPay.instance.flutter;
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Which provides an opinionated standalone payment integration for flutter, which is fully configurable and ready to use, this is an example of processing a payment:
YouCanPay.instance.flutter.processPay(
context,
paymentToken: "THE_TOKEN_OF_PAYMENT",
pubKey: "YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY",
card: YouCanPayCard(
cardHolderName: "Anas Fikhi",
creditCard: 4242424242424242,
cvv: 112,
expireDate: YouCanPayExpireDate(month: 12, year: 2024),
),
on3dsVerificationFailed: (context, res) {
_snackBar(res.message);
},
onPaymentFailed: (exception, stacktrace) {
_snackBar(exception.message);
},
onPaymentSuccessWithout3dsVerification: (res) {
_snackBar(res.message);
},
onPaymentSuccessWith3dsVerification: (context, res) {
_snackBar(res.transactionId);
},
);
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onPaymentSuccessWithout3dsVerification will hbe called if a payment was processed successfully with ease directly after calling processPay. accurately, when the card don't require any 3ds verification.

_ onPaymentSuccessWith3dsVerification will be called if a payment was processed successfully after the user verifies/authorize it in the 3ds verification web view.


on3dsVerificationFailed will be called if the user was prompted to verify/authorize the payment in the web view, but the operation failed. as example, if the user chooses to cancel the payment manually..


onPaymentFailed will be called if the payment had directly failed after calling processPay. as example, due to an invalid card information, invalid token, insufficient funds, bank rejection...



Notes while testing/developing:

You may be willing to use test cards, right?with this package, you can use them directly via YouCanPayCard factories:

YouCanPayCard.testingNo3dsSuccessCard();

YouCanPayCard.testing3dsSuccessCard();

YouCanPayCard.testing3dsRejectedCard();

YouCanPayCard.testingNo3dsNoFundsCard();
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when you set the sandbox mode for testing, please ensure that you did set a success & error URLs from the Youcan Pay dashboard, so you can mock payment flows in your app.

Error handling #
All methods of this package will throw an exception if something went wrong from Youcan Pay ends, you can catch and handle them as you want.
Way 1
You can trigger the YouCanPayException exception & catch it, then you will be able to use it's message.. like this:
try {
RegisterResponse registerResponse = await YouCanPay.instance.account.register(...);
print(registerResponse.message);
} on YouCanPayException catch (e) {
print(e.message); // This will print the error message from the APIs.
print(e.statusCode); // This will print the status code of the response.
} catch(e) {
print(e);
}
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Way 2
The APIs exposes some pre-defined error codes that you can expect to happen while developing, with this package you have the option to execute an action based on each one, like this:
try {
RegisterResponse registerResponse = await YouCanPay.instance.account.register(...);
print(registerResponse.message);
} on YouCanPayException catch (e) {
switch (e) {
case YouCanPayNotFoundException():
print("Not found");
break;

case YouCanPayBadRequestException():
print("Bad request");
break;

case YouCanPayServerErrorException():
print("Server error");
break;

case YouCanPayUnAuthorizedException():
print("UnAuthorized");
break;

case YouCanPayUnprocessableEntityException():
print("UnprocessableEntity");
break;

default:
print("Unknown error");
}

print(e.message);
print(e.statusCode);

} catch(e) {
print(e);
}

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It is up to your case to handle the error as you want. as a bonus, you can also use the statusCode to handle the error.
Documentation #
Payment #
Tokenize Payment
You can tokenize a new payment by using the tokenize method.
TokenizeResponse response = await YouCanPay.instance.payments.tokenize(
amount: 150000,
priKey: "pri_sandbox_9f410153-b941-47f5-9154-c1981",
currency: "MAD",
orderId: "orderId",
);

print(response.token); // ...
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CashPlus Gateway
This will process the payment using CashPlus Gateway
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.payments.cashPlusInit(
pubKey: "YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY",
tokenId: "PAYMENT_TOKEN",
);

print(res.tokenId);
print(res.transactionId);
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Card Gateway Sale
This will process the payment. However, based on the status of the payment, the response will be different and so you will o check & handle each case:

if the payment is successful, you will get a SuccessfulPayResponse object.
if the payment requires a 3ds verification, you will get a Verification3dsPayResponse object.
if the payment is unsuccessful (as example if the card has no funds), an YouCanPayUnprocessableEntityException exception will be throws, check Error handling for more details.
if in any case the response is not expected, you will get an UnknownPayResponse object with the decoed json response.

final res = await YouCanPay.instance.payments.pay(
pubKey: "YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY",
tokenId: "PAYMENT_TOKEN",
cardHolderName: "Anas FIKHI",
creditCard: 4242424242424242,
cvv: 112,
expireDate: YouCanPayExpireDate(month: 10, year: 24),
);

if (payResponse is SuccessfulPayResponse) {
print("success payment");
print(payResponse.transactionId);
print(payResponse.message);
print(payResponse.orderId);
} else if (payResponse is Verification3dsPayResponse) {
print("3ds verification payment");
print(payResponse.redirectUrl);
print(payResponse.returnUrl);
print(payResponse.transactionId);
} else if (payResponse is UnknownPayResponse) {
print("unknown payment");
print(payResponse.decodedJsonResponse);
}
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Card Gateway Authorization
This will process a payment using a authorization operation. This is faster than the sale operation as it only authorizes the payment. The capture is then done asynchronously within 30 seconds of the authorization.
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.payments.authorize(
pubKey: "YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY",
tokenId: "PAYMENT_TOKEN",
cardHolderName: "Anas FIKHI",
creditCard: 4242424242424242,
cvv: 112,
expireDate: YouCanPayExpireDate(month: 10, year: 24),
);

if (payResponse is SuccessfulPayResponse) {
print("success payment");
print(payResponse.transactionId);
print(payResponse.message);
print(payResponse.orderId);
} else if (payResponse is Verification3dsPayResponse) {
print("3ds verification payment");
print(payResponse.redirectUrl);
print(payResponse.returnUrl);
print(payResponse.transactionId);
} else if (payResponse is UnknownPayResponse) {
print("unknown payment");
print(payResponse.decodedJsonResponse);
}
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Account #
Register for an account
You can create a new account by using the register method.
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.account.register(
email: "john@example.com",
firstName: "John",
lastName: "Doe",
password: "123456789",
phone: "+212611223344",
);

print(res.message);

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Authentication
You can authenticate a user by using the authenticate method, it will return a AuthenticateResponse object that contains the user's token that you can use in the next requests.
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.account.login(
emailOrPhone: email,
password: password,
);

print(res.token);
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Account Information
You can get a user related informations by using the me method that requires only the user's token.
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.account.me(
token: "THE_USER_TOKEN",
);

print(res.email);
print(res.address);
print(res.phone);
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Update Account Information
In order to update a user's account informations, you can use the updateAccount method:

final res = await YouCanPay.instance.account.updateAccount(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
firstName: "anas fikhi",
adress: "...",
);

print(res.message);
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Update Account Password
In order to update a user's password, you can use the updatePassword method:

final res = await YouCanPay.instance.account.updatePassword(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
password: "newPassword",
);

print(res.message);
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Account Stats
In order to get a user's account stats, you can use the stats method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.account.stats(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
fromDate: DateTime.now().subtract(Duration(days: 5)),
toDate: DateTime.now(),
interval: YouCanPayStatsInterval.thisWeek,
);

print(res.totalRevenue);
print(res.paidTransactionsByDates);
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Refresh Auth Token
To refresh a user's auth token, you can use the refreshToken method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.account.refreshToken(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
);

print(res.token); // The new token
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Logout
To logout a user, you can use the logout method. This methpd will invalidate the current user's token, so he will not be able to use it anymore until he authenticates again.
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.account.logout(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
);

print(res.message);
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Currencies #
Conversion rates
You can get the convertion rates of a currency by using the convertionRates method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.currencies.conversionRates(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
);

print(res.baseCurrency);
print(res.conversionRates["MAD"]);
print(res.conversionRates["USD"]);

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Transfers #
Create a transfer
You can create a new transfer by using the create method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.transfers.create(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
amount: 1000,
identifier: "work@gwhyyy.com",
);

print(res.id); // The transfer's id
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List transfers
To list all the transfers of a user, you can use the transfers method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.transfers.transfers(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
);

print(res.data.map((e) => e.id).toList()); // The list of transfers ids
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Recent Recipients
To get the recent recipients, you can use the recentRecipients method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.transfers.recentRecipients(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
);

print(res.data.map((e) => e.id).toList()); // The list of recent recipients ids
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Invoices #
Create an invoice
You can create a new invoice by using the create method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.invoices.create(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
amount: 4000,
contactOption: 1,
name: "anas fikhi",
currency: "MAD",
);

print(res.id);
print(res.alias);
print(res.displayAmount);
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List invoices
To list all the invoices of a user, you can use the invoices method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.invoices.invoices(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
);

print(res.data.map((e) => e.id).toList()); // The list of invoices ids
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Tokenize an invoice
You can tokenize an invoice by using the tokenize method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.invoices.tokenize(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
invoiceId: "INVOICE_ID",
);

print(res.tokenID);
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Balance History #
List balance history
To list all the balance history of a user, you can use the balanceHistory method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.balanceHistory.history(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
);

print(res.data.map((e) => e.id).toList()); // The list of balance history items ids
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Withdrawals #
Create a withdrawal
You can create a new withdrawal by using the create method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.withdrawals.create(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
paymentMethod: YouCanPayPaymentsMethod.bank_account,
amount: 500,
);

print(res.message);

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List withdrawals
To get a list of withdrawals, you can use the withdrawals method:
final res = await YouCanPay.instance.withdrawals.withdrawals(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
);

print(res.data.map((e) => e.id).toList()); // The list of withdrawals ids
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Deposit #
Tokenize
In order to tokenize a deposit, you can use hte tokenize method:

final res = await YouCanPay.instance.deposits.tokenize(
token: "TOKEN_OF_THE_USER",
amount: 1000,
currency: 'MAD',
);

print(res.tokenId);
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Want to contribute? #
You are welcome to contribute to this project, just fork it and make a pull request, we will be happy to review it and merge it, these are some tasks that you can work on:

[] Find and correct mistakes in the documentation.
[] Handle unexpected behaviors if they happen.
[] Refactor, or add new funcionalities to the package.
[] Make the package more developer friendly.

Issues #
If you find any issue, please report it here

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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