2Checkout .NET Library

This library provides developers with a simple set of bindings to the 2Checkout purchase routine, Instant Notification Service and Back Office API.

Full documentation for each binding is provided at in the wiki.

Installation

Add TwoCheckout.dll to your project's References and add it's dependencies listed below.

Json.NET 6.0.3

Example Payment API Usage:

Example Usage:

TwoCheckoutConfig.SellerID = "1817037";
TwoCheckoutConfig.PrivateKey = "8CE03B2D-FE41-4C53-9156-52A8ED5A0FA3";
//TwoCheckoutConfig.Sandbox = true;   <-- Set Mode to use your 2Checkout sandbox account

try
{
    var Billing = new AuthBillingAddress();
    Billing.addrLine1 = "123 test st";
    Billing.city = "Columbus";
    Billing.zipCode = "43123";
    Billing.state = "OH";
    Billing.country = "USA";
    Billing.name = "Testing Tester";
    Billing.email = "[email protected]";
    Billing.phoneNumber = "5555555555";

    var Customer = new ChargeAuthorizeServiceOptions();
    Customer.total = (decimal)1.00;
    Customer.currency = "USD";
    Customer.merchantOrderId = "123";
    Customer.billingAddr = Billing;
    Customer.token = "MzIwNzI3ZWQtMjdiNy00NTVhLWFhZTEtZGUyZGQ3MTk1ZDMw";

    var Charge = new ChargeService();
    
    var result = Charge.Authorize(Customer);
    Console.Write(result);
}
catch (TwoCheckoutException e)
{
    Console.Write(e);
}

Example Response:

{TwoCheckout.Authorization}
    responseMsg: "Successfully authorized the provided credit card"
    responseCode: "APPROVED"
    type: "AuthResponse"
    orderNumber: 205205956108
    merchantOrderId: "123"
    transactionId: 205205956117
    currencyCode: "USD"
    total: 1.00
    lineItems: ...
      {TwoCheckout.AuthLineitem}
        type: "product"
        name: "123"
        quantity: 1
        price: 1.0
        tangible: "N"
        productId: ""
        recurrence: null
        duration: null
        startupFee: null
        options: ...
        billingAddr: { }
      {TwoCheckout.AuthBillingAddress}
        name: "Testing Tester"
        addrLine1: "123 test st"
        addrLine2: null
        city: "Columbus"
        state: "OH"
        zipCode: "43123"
        country: "USA"
        email: "[email protected]"
        phoneNumber: null
        phoneExt: null

Example Exception:

Unauthorized

Example Admin API Usage

Example Usage:

TwoCheckoutConfig.ApiUsername = "APIuser1817037";
TwoCheckoutConfig.ApiPassword = "APIpass1817037";

try
{
    var ServiceObject = new SaleService();
    var ArgsObject = new SaleRefundServiceOptions();
    ArgsObject.invoice_id = invoice_id;
    ArgsObject.comment = "test refund";
    ArgsObject.category = 5;
    var result = ServiceObject.Refund(ArgsObject);
}
catch (TwoCheckoutException e)
{
    // read e.message
}

Example Response:

{TwoCheckout.TwoCheckoutResponse}
  response_code: "OK"
  response_message: "refund added to invoice"

Example Checkout Usage:

Example Usage:

var dictionary = new Dictionary<string, string>();
dictionary.Add("sid", "1817037");
dictionary.Add("mode", "2CO");
dictionary.Add("li_0_type", "product");
dictionary.Add("li_0_name", "Example Product");
dictionary.Add("li_0_price", "1.00");

String PaymentForm = ChargeService.Submit(dictionary);

Example Return Usage:

Example Usage:

TwoCheckoutConfig.SecretWord = "tango";
TwoCheckoutConfig.SellerID = "1817037";

var Return = new ReturnService();
var Args = new ReturnCheckServiceOptions();
Args.total = "0.01";
Args.order_number = Request.Params["order_number"];
Args.key = Request.Params["key"];
bool result = Return.Check(Args);

Example Response:

true

Example INS Usage:

Example Usage:

TwoCheckoutConfig.SecretWord = "tango";
TwoCheckoutConfig.SellerID = "1817037";

var Notification = new NotificationService();
var Args = new NotificationCheckServiceOptions();
Args.invoice_id = Request.Params["invoice_id"];
Args.sale_id = Request.Params["sale_id"];
Args.md5_hash = Request.Params["md5_hash"];
bool result = Notification.Check(Args);

Example Response:

true

Exceptions:

TwoCheckoutException exceptions are thrown by if an error has returned. It is best to catch these exceptions so that they can be gracefully handled in your application.

Example Catch

TwoCheckoutConfig.SellerID = "1817037";
TwoCheckoutConfig.PrivateKey = "8CE03B2D-FE41-4C53-9156-52A8ED5A0FA3";

try
{
    var Billing = new AuthBillingAddress();
    Billing.addrLine1 = "123 test st";
    Billing.city = "Columbus";
    Billing.zipCode = "43123";
    Billing.state = "OH";
    Billing.country = "USA";
    Billing.name = "Testing Tester";
    Billing.email = "[email protected]";
    Billing.phone = "5555555555";

    var Customer = new ChargeAuthorizeServiceOptions();
    Customer.total = (decimal)1.00;
    Customer.currency = "USD";
    Customer.merchantOrderId = "123";
    Customer.billingAddr = Billing;
    Customer.token = "MzIwNzI3ZWQtMjdiNy00NTVhLWFhZTEtZGUyZGQ3MTk1ZDMw";

    var Charge = new ChargeService();
    
    var result = Charge.Authorize(Customer);
    Console.Write(result);
}
catch (TwoCheckoutException e)
{
    Console.Write(e);
}

Example Exception

Unauthorized

Full documentation for each binding is provided at in the wiki.

Acknowledgments

The current master branch replaces the use of dictionaries and static methods with the service option pattern demonstrated by [Jayme Davis] (https://github.com/jaymedavis).

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2checkout-dotnet's Introduction

2Checkout .NET Library

Installation

Example Payment API Usage:

Example Admin API Usage

Example Checkout Usage:

Example Return Usage:

Example INS Usage:

Exceptions:

Acknowledgments

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