Esempio n. 1
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def makeSkinnyJwt(verticalType, classId, objectId, Globalname, Globalmrn,
                  Globaldate, Globaldoctor, Globalhospital,
                  Globalhospitalphone, Globalhospitaladdress, Globallocation,
                  Globalservice):

    signedJwt = None
    classResourcePayload = None
    objectResourcePayload = None
    classResponse = None
    objectResponse = None

    try:
        # get class definition and object definition
        classResourcePayload, objectResourcePayload = getClassAndObjectDefinitions(
            verticalType, classId, objectId, classResourcePayload,
            objectResourcePayload, Globalname, Globalmrn, Globaldate,
            Globaldoctor, Globalhospital, Globalhospitalphone,
            Globalhospitaladdress, Globallocation, Globalservice)

        print('\nMaking REST call to insert class: (%s)' % (classId))
        # make authorized REST call to explicitly insert class into Google server.
        # if this is successful, you can check/update class definitions in Merchant Center GUI: https://pay.google.com/gp/m/issuer/list
        classResponse = restMethods.insertClass(verticalType,
                                                classResourcePayload)

        print('\nMaking REST call to insert object')
        # make authorized REST call to explicitly insert object into Google server.
        objectResponse = restMethods.insertObject(verticalType,
                                                  objectResourcePayload)

        # continue based on insert response status. Check https://developers.google.com/pay/passes/reference/v1/statuscodes
        # check class insert response. Will print out if class insert succeeds or not. Throws error if class resource is malformed.
        handleInsertCallStatusCode(classResponse, "class", classId, None, None)

        # check object insert response. Will print out if object insert succeeds or not. Throws error if object resource is malformed, or if existing objectId's classId does not match the expected classId
        handleInsertCallStatusCode(objectResponse, "object", objectId, classId,
                                   verticalType)

        # put into JSON Web Token (JWT) format for Google Pay API for Passes
        googlePassJwt = jwt.googlePassJwt()

        # only need to add objectId in JWT because class and object definitions were pre-inserted via REST call
        loadObjectIntoJWT(verticalType, googlePassJwt, {"id": objectId})

        # sign JSON to make signed JWT
        signedJwt = googlePassJwt.generateSignedJwt()

    except ValueError as err:
        print(err.args)

    # return "skinny" JWT. Try putting it into save link.
    # See https://developers.google.com/pay/passes/guides/get-started/implementing-the-api/save-to-google-pay#add-link-to-email
    return signedJwt
Esempio n. 2
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def makeObjectJwt(verticalType, classId, objectId):
    signedJwt = None
    classResourcePayload = None
    objectResourcePayload = None
    classResponse = None
    objectResponse = None

    try:
        # get class definition and object definition
        classResourcePayload, objectResourcePayload = getClassAndObjectDefinitions(
            verticalType, classId, objectId, classResourcePayload,
            objectResourcePayload)

        print('\nMaking REST call to insert class')
        # make authorized REST call to explicitly insert class into Google server.
        # if this is successful, you can check/update class definitions in Merchant Center GUI: https://pay.google.com/gp/m/issuer/list
        classResponse = restMethods.insertClass(verticalType,
                                                classResourcePayload)

        # check if object ID exist
        objectResponse = restMethods.getObject(
            verticalType,
            objectId)  # if it is a new object Id, expected status is 409

        # continue based on response status. Check https://developers.google.com/pay/passes/reference/v1/statuscodes
        # check class insert response. Will print out if class insert succeeds or not. Throws error if class resource is malformed.
        handleInsertCallStatusCode(classResponse, "class", classId, None,
                                   verticalType)

        # check object get response. Will print out if object exists or not. Throws error if object resource is malformed, or if existing objectId's classId does not match the expected classId
        handleGetCallStatusCode(objectResponse, "object", objectId, classId)

        # put into JSON Web Token (JWT) format for Google Pay API for Passes
        googlePassJwt = jwt.googlePassJwt()
        loadObjectIntoJWT(verticalType, googlePassJwt, objectResourcePayload)

        # sign JSON to make signed JWT
        signedJwt = googlePassJwt.generateSignedJwt()

    except ValueError as err:
        print(err.args)

    # return "object" JWT. Try putting it into save link.
    # See https://developers.google.com/pay/passes/guides/get-started/implementing-the-api/save-to-google-pay#add-link-to-email
    return signedJwt
Esempio n. 3
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    def test_insertEventTicketObjectAndClass(self):
        classResourcePayload = None
        objectResourcePayload = None
        classResponse = None
        objectResponse = None
        classUid = str(
            services.VerticalType.EVENTTICKET).split('.')[1] + '_CLASS_' + str(
                uuid.uuid4())
        classId = '%s.%s' % (config.ISSUER_ID, classUid)

        objectUid = str(services.VerticalType.EVENTTICKET).split(
            '.')[1] + '_OBJECT_' + str(uuid.uuid4())
        objectId = '%s.%s' % (config.ISSUER_ID, objectUid)
        classResourcePayload, objectResourcePayload = services.getClassAndObjectDefinitions(
            services.VerticalType.EVENTTICKET, classId, objectId,
            classResourcePayload, objectResourcePayload)
        classResponse = restMethods.insertClass(
            services.VerticalType.EVENTTICKET, classResourcePayload)
        objectResponse = restMethods.insertObject(
            services.VerticalType.EVENTTICKET, objectResourcePayload)

        self.assertEqual(objectResponse.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(classResponse.status_code, 200)