For usage examples it's best to look at unit tests. As an example from dummy_spec.rb
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# token_string:: Google Pay token (JSON string)
# shared_secret:: Base64 encoded shared secret (EC Public key)
# recipient_id:: Google Pay recipient ID ("<PREFIX e.g. merchant>:<SOMETHING>")
a = Aliquot::Payment.new(token_string, shared_secret, recipient_id)
a.process
To be sure that unit tests run properly, you can run them in a Docker container.
docker run -ti --rm -v $(pwd):/opt/aliquot ruby:2.7.4 bash
cd /opt/aliquot
bundle install
bundle exec rspec
exit
Beware of cyclic dependency with aliquot-pay
. Update the new versions
for these gems in parallel.
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Update ./aliquot.gemspec
Gem::Specification.new do |s| s.name = 'aliquot' s.version = '${NEW_ALIQUOT_VERSION}' ... s.add_development_dependency 'aliquot-pay', '~> ${NEW_ALIQUOT-PAY_VERSION}' ... end
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Run the following
gem build gem push aliquot-${NEW_ALIQUOT_VERSION}.gem
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Then do the same for
aliquot-pay
if not already done.