Source code for worldline.connect.sdk.v1.domain.create_hosted_checkout_response

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# This class was auto-generated from the API references found at
# https://apireference.connect.worldline-solutions.com/
#
from worldline.connect.sdk.domain.data_object import DataObject


[docs]class CreateHostedCheckoutResponse(DataObject): __returnmac = None __hosted_checkout_id = None __invalid_tokens = None __merchant_reference = None __partial_redirect_url = None @property def returnmac(self): """ | When the customer is returned to your site we will append this property and value to the query-string. You should store this data, so you can identify the returning customer. Type: str """ return self.__returnmac @returnmac.setter def returnmac(self, value): self.__returnmac = value @property def hosted_checkout_id(self): """ | This is the ID under which the data for this checkout can be retrieved. Type: str """ return self.__hosted_checkout_id @hosted_checkout_id.setter def hosted_checkout_id(self, value): self.__hosted_checkout_id = value @property def invalid_tokens(self): """ | Tokens that are submitted in the request are validated. In case any of the tokens can't be used anymore they are returned in this array. You should most likely remove those tokens from your system. Type: list[str] """ return self.__invalid_tokens @invalid_tokens.setter def invalid_tokens(self, value): self.__invalid_tokens = value @property def merchant_reference(self): """ | If a payment is created during this hosted checkout, then it will use this merchantReference. This is the merchantReference you provided in the Create Hosted Checkout request, or if you did not provide one, a reference generated by Connect. This allows you to to link a webhook related to the created payment back to this hosted checkout using the webhook's paymentOutput.references.merchantReference. | This property is intended primarily for hosted checkouts on the Ogone Payment Platform. On the GlobalCollect platform, you can also use hostedCheckoutSpecificOutput.hostedCheckoutId. Type: str """ return self.__merchant_reference @merchant_reference.setter def merchant_reference(self, value): self.__merchant_reference = value @property def partial_redirect_url(self): """ | The partial URL as generated by our system. You will need to add the protocol and the relevant subdomain to this URL, before redirecting your customer to this URL. A special 'payment' subdomain will always work so you can always add 'https://payment.' at the beginning of this response value to view your MyCheckout hosted payment pages. Type: str """ return self.__partial_redirect_url @partial_redirect_url.setter def partial_redirect_url(self, value): self.__partial_redirect_url = value
[docs] def to_dictionary(self): dictionary = super(CreateHostedCheckoutResponse, self).to_dictionary() if self.returnmac is not None: dictionary['RETURNMAC'] = self.returnmac if self.hosted_checkout_id is not None: dictionary['hostedCheckoutId'] = self.hosted_checkout_id if self.invalid_tokens is not None: dictionary['invalidTokens'] = [] for element in self.invalid_tokens: if element is not None: dictionary['invalidTokens'].append(element) if self.merchant_reference is not None: dictionary['merchantReference'] = self.merchant_reference if self.partial_redirect_url is not None: dictionary['partialRedirectUrl'] = self.partial_redirect_url return dictionary
[docs] def from_dictionary(self, dictionary): super(CreateHostedCheckoutResponse, self).from_dictionary(dictionary) if 'RETURNMAC' in dictionary: self.returnmac = dictionary['RETURNMAC'] if 'hostedCheckoutId' in dictionary: self.hosted_checkout_id = dictionary['hostedCheckoutId'] if 'invalidTokens' in dictionary: if not isinstance(dictionary['invalidTokens'], list): raise TypeError('value \'{}\' is not a list'.format(dictionary['invalidTokens'])) self.invalid_tokens = [] for element in dictionary['invalidTokens']: self.invalid_tokens.append(element) if 'merchantReference' in dictionary: self.merchant_reference = dictionary['merchantReference'] if 'partialRedirectUrl' in dictionary: self.partial_redirect_url = dictionary['partialRedirectUrl'] return self