/// <summary>
/// Turns the domain objects into the Stone API specific objects
/// to mocks the request and subsequent response.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Here I mock the construction of the Stone API specific objects
/// instead of actually adding the API as a dependence.
/// </remarks>
public static Entity.Operators.Response MakeStoneRequest(Entity.Operators.Request request, string merchantId)
{
var card = request.Transaction.CreditCard;
var transaction = new // Mock CreditCardTransaction
{
AmountInCents = request.Transaction.AmountInCents,
CreditCard = new
{
CreditCardBrand = card.CreditCardBrand,
CreditCardNumber = card.CreditCardNumber,
ExpMonth = card.Expiration.Month,
ExpYear = card.Expiration.Year,
HolderName = card.Holder.Name,
SecurityCode = card.SecurityCode
},
InstallmentCount = request.Transaction.InstallmentCount
};
var createSaleRequest = new // Mock CreateSaleRequest
{
CreditCardTransactionCollection = new Collection <dynamic>(new dynamic[] { transaction }),
Order = new { OrderReference = request.OrderId }
};
// Here the request would be made and the http response would be paarsed, mocking the response instead.
//var merchantKey = Guid.Parse(merchantId);
//var serviceClient = new GatewayServiceClient(merchantKey, new Uri("https://transaction.stone.com.br"));
//var httpResponse = serviceClient.Sale.Create(createSaleRequest);
return(ApiResponseMock.MockStoneResponse(request));
}
/// <summary>
/// Turns the domain objects into the Cielo API json strings
/// to mocks the request and subsequent response.
/// </summary>
public static Entity.Operators.Response MakeCieloRequest(Entity.Operators.Request request)
{
var jsonRequest = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(request);
return(ApiResponseMock.MockCieloResponse(jsonRequest));
}
