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NAME

Paymill::REST::Item::Transaction - Item class for a transaction

SYNOPSIS

  my $transaction_api = Paymill::REST::Transactions->new;
  $transaction = $transaction_api->find('tran_lk2j34h5lk34h5lkjh2');

  say $transaction->amount;  # Prints amount of the transaction

DESCRIPTION

Represents a transaction with all attributes and all sub items.

ATTRIBUTES

id

String containing the identifier of the client

amount

Integer containing the charged amount minus amount refunded

origin_amount

String containing the initially charged amount

currency

String containing the currency in which the amount has been charged

description

String containing the assigned description

status

String indicating the current status of the transaction. Can be one of:

  • open

  • pending

  • closed

  • failed

  • partial_refunded

  • refunded

  • preauth

  • chargeback

livemode

Boolean indicating whether this transaction has been made with the live keys or not

created_at

DateTime object indicating the date of the creation as returned by the API

updated_at

DateTime object indicating the date of the last update as returned by the API

response_code

Integer containing the response code from the API

short_id

String containing the short id from the API

invoices

Arrayref of invoices, if transaction has been billed yet

fees

Arrayref of fees

app_id

String representing the app id that issued this transaction

SUB ITEMS

client

A client object.

See also Paymill::REST::Item::Client.

payment

A payment object.

See also Paymill::REST::Item::Payment.

preauthorization

A preauthorization object.

See also Paymill::REST::Item::Preauthorization.

refunds

A list of refund objects.

See also Paymill::REST::Item::Refund.

AVAILABLE OPERATIONS

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SEE ALSO

Paymill::REST for more documentation.

AUTHOR

Matthias Dietrich <perl@rainboxx.de>

COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2013 - Matthias Dietrich

LICENSE

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.