issuer_response_codes 0.1.2 → 0.2.2

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  # IssuerResponseCodes
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- This gem provides a quite comprehensive library of Issuer Response Code descriptions (for both cardholders and merchants) with suggested actions in 7 languages:
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+ This gem provides a quite comprehensive library of Issuer Response Code and 3D-Secure Status Code descriptions (for both cardholders and merchants) with suggested actions in 9 languages:
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  - Complete locales:
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- - en
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- - pl
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+ - en
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+ - pl
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  - Incomplete locales:
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+ - de
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+ - it
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  ::ISSUER_RESPONSE_CODES.code(id: '43', locale: :pl).description
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  #=> "Karta oznaczona jako skradziona. Skontaktuj się z Twoim bankiem w celu wyjaśnienia przyczyny problemu."
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  end
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+ def tds_code_description
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+ ::ISSUER_RESPONSE_CODES.tds_code(id: '09').description
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+ #=> "Security failure"
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+ ::ISSUER_RESPONSE_CODES.tds_code(id: '09', target: :cardholder).description
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+ #=> "Card authentication failed"
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+ ::ISSUER_RESPONSE_CODES.tds_code(id: '09', locale: :pl).description
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+ #=> "Niepowodzenie autoryzacji karty"
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+ end
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  ```
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  ## Usage
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- This gem provides an easy way of handling Issuer Response Codes. Whether you need detailed descriptions, short reasons or suggestions of what to do when a certain Code appeared, we've got you covered. Certain more explicit codes like `Stolen card' are masked behind more generic terms when you choose to target cardholders.
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+ This gem provides an easy way of handling Issuer Response Codes and 3D-Secure Status Codes. Whether you need detailed descriptions, short reasons or suggestions of what to do when a certain Code appeared, we've got you covered. Certain more explicit codes like `Stolen card' are masked behind more generic terms when you choose to target cardholders.
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  ### IssuerResponseCodes::Code
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  #### Creation options
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  #### Methods
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- ##### Reason
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  The `reason` method returns a relatively short description of the main reason why the Issuer Response Code appeared in the first place.
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  code.reason #=> "Your bank has declined this transaction"
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- ##### Behaviour
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+ ##### behaviour
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  The `behaviour` method returns a suggestion of what to do when the Issuer Response Code appeared. Mainly for cardholders.
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  code.behaviour #=> "Please contact your card issuer to get more details and try again later."
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  ```
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- ##### Description
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+ ##### description/humanize
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- The `description` method is a combination of both the `reason` and `behaviour` of a Issuer Response Code
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+ The `description` method (aliased as `humanize`) is a combination of both the `reason` and `behaviour` of a Issuer Response Code
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  code.description #=> "Your bank has declined this transaction. Please contact your card issuer to get more details and try again later."
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+ ##### fraudulent_code?
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+ The `fraudulent_code?` method returns `true` when the Code indicates fraud.
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+ ```ruby
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+ code = ::IssuerResponseCodes::Code.new(id: '14')
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+ code.fraudulent_code? #=> false
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+ code = ::IssuerResponseCodes::Code.new(id: '04')
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+ code.fraudulent_code? #=> true
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+ code = ::IssuerResponseCodes::Code.new(id: '43')
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+ code.fraudulent_code? #=> true
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+ ```
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+ ### IssuerResponseCodes::TdsCode
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+ #### Creation options
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+ ##### Targets
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+ You can choose the main target of these descriptions (certain details are hidden for cardholders)
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+ # Default values are as follows:
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+ # target: :merchant, locale: :en
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+ # fraud_notice is set to true by default when target = :merchant
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+ code = ::IssuerResponseCodes::TdsCode.new(id: '11')
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+ code.reason #=> "Suspected fraud."
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+ code = ::IssuerResponseCodes::TdsCode.new(id: '11', target: :merchant)
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+ code.reason #=> "Suspected fraud."
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+ code = ::IssuerResponseCodes::TdsCode.new(id: '11', target: :cardholder)
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+ code.reason #=> "Card authentication failed."
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+ ```
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+ ##### Fraud notice
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+ Certain 3D-Secure status codes may signify that the transaction may be viewed as a fraud attempt. As such, this gem provides appropriate warnings. You can manually decide whether these warnings/notices should be added to descriptions or behaviour suggestions generated by this gem.
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+ By default descriptions targeted at merchants have these warnings, while those targeted at cardholders omit them.
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+ ```ruby
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+ code = ::IssuerResponseCodes::TdsCode.new(id: '09', target: :merchant)
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+ code.behaviour #=> "Please use a different card or contact issuer. Transactions with this code may be considered fraudulent."
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+ code = ::IssuerResponseCodes::TdsCode.new(id: '09', target: :cardholder)
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+ code.behaviour #=> "Please use a different card or contact issuer."
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+ code.behaviour #=> "Please use a different card or contact issuer. Transactions with this code may be considered fraudulent."
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+ ```
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+ ##### Locale
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+ code = ::IssuerResponseCodes::TdsCode.new(id: '11', target: :cardholder)
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