RESTful​ ​API​ ​including​ ​data​ ​model​ ​and​ ​the​ ​backing​ ​implementation​ ​for​ ​money transfers​ ​between​ ​accounts built with JDBI and Javalin (and tested with Unirest).

This software is built with Gradle and tested to work with Java 8.

By default, the API is accessible on port 8080. The following requests are supported:

• GET /accounts?phone=%2B71234567890 - account with phone +71234567890

• GET /accounts?pan=1234567890123456 - account with PAN 1234567890123456

• GET /cards?phone=%2B71234567890 - card with phone +71234567890

• GET /cards/1234567890123456 - card with PAN 1234567890123456

• GET /events?transfer_id=96e69a45afafe95e9daf1ce120280e9975281de4 - events with transfer ID 96e69a45afafe95e9daf1ce120280e9975281de4

• GET /events/dde476be9322785985ac4c660ad53d84dc30ad06 - event with ID dde476be9322785985ac4c660ad53d84dc30ad06

• POST /events - create new transfer request. Request body example:

{ 
    "internal": true, 
    "senderPan": "1234567890123456", 
    "receiverPan": "6123456789012345", 
    "message": "Hello", 
    "value": 10.00, 
    "createdAt": "2018-09-17T03:45:15.057826Z[UTC]" 
}

Sample response:

{ 
    "id": "9e6074387502baaf999f4f13de8647e582c24b10", 
    "pan": "1234567890123456", 
    "value": -10.00, 
    "description": "Hello", 
    "createdAt": "2018-09-17T03:45:15.157441Z", 
    "transferId": "05e25d0a11d6b088bfc7d2b36b340978acc7934e" 
}

Here id is the SHA1 hash of the event (Alice was charged $10.00) and transferId is the SHA1 hash of the transfer (Alice sent Bob $10.00). On success, Bob gets notification of the corresponding event (Bob was credited $10.00):

{ 
    "id": "9e87cbaa8293f21a17028f3c973ed001c61b9469", 
    "pan": "6123456789012345", 
    "value": 10.00, 
    "description": "Hello", 
    "createdAt": "2018-09-17T03:45:15.197692Z", 
    "transferId": "05e25d0a11d6b088bfc7d2b36b340978acc7934e" 
}

This project is released under MIT License.

http://jdbi.org/ - The Jdbi library provides convenient, idiomatic access to relational databases in Java.

https://javalin.io - Javalin is a simple web framework for Java and Kotlin.

http://unirest.io - Unirest is a set of lightweight HTTP libraries available in multiple languages.