perl-business-paypal-api/t/API.pl

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=pod
The tester must supply their own PayPal sandbox seller authentication
(either using certificates or 3-token auth), as well as the buyer
sandbox account (email address).
Should we set env variables, prompt for them, or have them in a conf
file? Prompt for them, but we should allow for an input file as an env
variable:
WPP_TEST=auth.txt make test
=cut
sub do_args {
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unless ( $ENV{WPP_TEST} && -f $ENV{WPP_TEST} ) {
die
"See the TESTING section in `perldoc Business::PayPal::API documentation`\n";
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exit;
}
my %args = ();
open FILE, "<", $ENV{WPP_TEST}
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or die "Could not open $ENV{WPP_TEST}: $!\n";
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my @variables = qw( Username Password Signature Subject timeout
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CertFile KeyFile PKCS12File PKCS12Password
BuyerEmail SellerEmail
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);
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my %patterns = ();
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@patterns{ map {qr/^$_\b/i} @variables } = @variables;
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while ( <FILE> ) {
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chomp;
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MATCH: for my $pat ( keys %patterns ) {
next unless $_ =~ $pat;
( my $value = $_ ) =~ s/$pat\s*=\s*(.+)/$1/;
$args{ $patterns{$pat} } = $value;
delete $patterns{$pat};
last MATCH;
}
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}
close FILE;
## leave this!
$args{sandbox} = 1;
return %args;
}
1;