public void ListCreditCardsShouldSucceed()
{
string expectedRequestUrl = "https://sandbox.thelevelup.com/v15/credit_cards";
RestResponse expectedResponse = new RestResponse
{
StatusCode = HttpStatusCode.OK,
Content =
"[" +
"{" +
"\"credit_card\": {" +
"\"bin\": \"123456\"," +
"\"description\": \"JCB ending in 1234\"," +
"\"expiration_month\": 7," +
"\"expiration_year\": 2015," +
"\"id\": 305999," +
"\"last_4\": \"1234\"," +
"\"promoted\": true," +
"\"state\": \"active\"," +
"\"type\": \"JCB\"" +
"}" +
"}," +
"{" +
"\"credit_card\": {" +
"\"bin\": \"654321\"," +
"\"description\": \"JCB ending in 4321\"," +
"\"expiration_month\": 3," +
"\"expiration_year\": 2015," +
"\"id\": 999503," +
"\"last_4\": \"4321\"," +
"\"promoted\": false," +
"\"state\": \"active\"," +
"\"type\": \"JCB\"" +
"}" +
"}" +
"]"
};
IQueryCreditCards client = ClientModuleUnitTestingUtilities.GetMockedLevelUpModule <IQueryCreditCards>(
expectedResponse, expectedAccessToken: "access_token", expectedRequestUrl: expectedRequestUrl);
var cards = client.ListCreditCards("access_token");
Assert.AreEqual(cards.Count, 2);
Assert.AreEqual(cards[0].Bin, "123456");
Assert.AreEqual(cards[1].Bin, "654321");
}
// Braintree enforces a 50-cards-per-user restriction, so we can't keep adding/removing cards for the test user.
public void CreateCreditCards()
{
ICreateCreditCards createInterface = ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.GetSandboxedLevelUpModule <ICreateCreditCards>();
IDestroyCreditCards destroyInterface = ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.GetSandboxedLevelUpModule <IDestroyCreditCards>();
IQueryCreditCards queryInterface = ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.GetSandboxedLevelUpModule <IQueryCreditCards>();
CreditCard created = createInterface.CreateCreditCard(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpMerchantAccessToken,
ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxIntegrationTestCreditCard);
List <CreditCard> creditCards = new List <CreditCard>(queryInterface.ListCreditCards(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpMerchantAccessToken));
Assert.AreEqual(creditCards.FindAll(x => x.Id == created.Id).Count, 1);
destroyInterface.DeleteCreditCard(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpMerchantAccessToken, created.Id);
creditCards = new List <CreditCard> (queryInterface.ListCreditCards(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpMerchantAccessToken));
Assert.AreEqual(creditCards.FindAll(x => x.Id == created.Id).Count, 0);
// Note: The card won't actually be deleted in the cleanup for this test, just deactivated. AFAIK cards cannot be deleted via
// the api, and they just languish in a deactivated state. As a result, the sandbox merchant account that is used for integration
// tests may wind up with a bunch of old credit card entries.
}
[Test] // Braintree enforces a 50-cards-per-user restriction, so we can't keep adding/removing cards for the test user.
public void DestroyCard()
{
IQueryCreditCards queryClient = ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.GetSandboxedLevelUpModule <IQueryCreditCards>();
IDestroyCreditCards destroyClient = ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.GetSandboxedLevelUpModule <IDestroyCreditCards>();
ICreateCreditCards createClient = ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.GetSandboxedLevelUpModule <ICreateCreditCards>();
var toCreate = createClient.CreateCreditCard(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken,
ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxIntegrationTestCreditCard);
var cards = queryClient.ListCreditCards(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken);
Assert.AreEqual(cards.Count, 1);
Assert.AreEqual(cards[0].Active, true);
Assert.AreEqual(cards[0].Id, toCreate.Id);
destroyClient.DeleteCreditCard(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken, toCreate.Id);
cards = queryClient.ListCreditCards(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken);
Assert.AreEqual(cards.Count, 0);
createClient.CreateCreditCard(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken,
ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxIntegrationTestCreditCard);
}
[Test] // Braintree enforces a 50-cards-per-user restriction, so we can't keep adding/removing cards for the
// test user. This test requires adding/removing cards.
public void QueryCreditCards()
{
IQueryCreditCards queryInterface = ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.GetSandboxedLevelUpModule <IQueryCreditCards>();
ICreateCreditCards createInterface = ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.GetSandboxedLevelUpModule <ICreateCreditCards>();
IDestroyCreditCards destroyInterface = ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.GetSandboxedLevelUpModule <IDestroyCreditCards>();
var existingCards = queryInterface.ListCreditCards(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken);
foreach (var card in existingCards)
{
destroyInterface.DeleteCreditCard(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken, card.Id);
}
Assert.AreEqual(queryInterface.ListCreditCards(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken).Count, 0);
createInterface.CreateCreditCard(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken,
ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxIntegrationTestCreditCard);
var newCards = queryInterface.ListCreditCards(ClientModuleIntegrationTestingUtilities.SandboxedLevelUpUserAccessToken);
Assert.AreEqual(newCards.Count, 1);
Assert.AreEqual(newCards[0].State.ToLower(), "active");
Assert.AreEqual(newCards[0].Promoted, true);
}
