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Tourmaline::SuccessfulPayment

Inherits JSON::Serializable / Reference / Object

This object contains basic information about a successful payment.

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new(currency : String, total_amount : Int32 | Int64, invoice_payload : String, telegram_payment_charge_id : String, provider_payment_charge_id : String, shipping_option_id : String | Nil = nil, order_info : Tourmaline::OrderInfo | Nil = nil)
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new(pull : JSON::PullParser)
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new(*, __pull_for_json_serializable pull : JSON::PullParser)
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Instance methods

currency

Three-letter ISO 4217 currency code

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currency=(currency : String)

Three-letter ISO 4217 currency code

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invoice_payload

Bot specified invoice payload

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invoice_payload=(invoice_payload : String)

Bot specified invoice payload

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order_info

Optional. Order information provided by the user

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order_info=(order_info : Tourmaline::OrderInfo | Nil)

Optional. Order information provided by the user

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provider_payment_charge_id

Provider payment identifier

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provider_payment_charge_id=(provider_payment_charge_id : String)

Provider payment identifier

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shipping_option_id

Optional. Identifier of the shipping option chosen by the user

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shipping_option_id=(shipping_option_id : String | Nil)

Optional. Identifier of the shipping option chosen by the user

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telegram_payment_charge_id

Telegram payment identifier

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telegram_payment_charge_id=(telegram_payment_charge_id : String)

Telegram payment identifier

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total_amount

Total price in the smallest units of the currency (integer, not float/double). For example, for a price of US$ 1.45 pass amount = 145. See the exp parameter in currencies.json, it shows the number of digits past the decimal point for each currency (2 for the majority of currencies).

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total_amount=(total_amount : Int32 | Int64)

Total price in the smallest units of the currency (integer, not float/double). For example, for a price of US$ 1.45 pass amount = 145. See the exp parameter in currencies.json, it shows the number of digits past the decimal point for each currency (2 for the majority of currencies).

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