This directory contains examples of authorization and delayed capture payment integration using the Global Payments SDK across multiple programming languages and frameworks. Each implementation demonstrates the same core functionality while following language-specific best practices.
- .NET Core - (Preview) - ASP.NET Core web application
- Java - (Preview) - Jakarta EE servlet-based web application
- Node.js - (Preview) - Express.js web application
- PHP - (Preview) - PHP web application
- Authorization and delayed capture payment processing with tokenization
- Environment-based configuration using .env files
- Error handling and response formatting
- Public/private API key management
- Simple web interface for payment submission
All implementations demonstrate:
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SDK Configuration
- Loading environment variables
- Configuring the Global Payments SDK with credentials
- Setting up service URLs and developer information
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Authorization Processing
- Accepting tokenized card data
- Processing a $10 USD authorization
- Handling billing address (postal code)
- Error handling and response formatting
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API Endpoints
- GET
/config- Provides public API key for client-side use - POST
/process-payment- Processes the authorization with token and billing zip - Serves a basic HTML interface for testing
- GET
The fastest way to get all implementations running is using Docker:
# 1. Setup environment
cp .env.sample .env
# Edit .env with your actual API keys
# 2. Make the management script executable
chmod +x docker-run.sh
# 3. Build all containers
./docker-run.sh build
# 4. Start all services
./docker-run.sh start
# 5. Run tests against all implementations
./docker-run.sh testIf you prefer to run implementations individually without Docker:
- Global Payments account
- API credentials (public and private keys)
- Development environment for chosen implementation
- Package manager for dependency installation
Each implementation includes:
- Environment variable template (.env.sample)
- Basic run script (run.sh)
- Test page for authorization and capture submission
See individual implementation directories for specific setup instructions.
The project includes comprehensive E2E tests that verify:
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Complete Authorization Flow
- Page loads successfully
- Form fields can be filled out
- Authorization submission works
- Success/failure responses display correctly
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Error Handling
- Invalid zip code handling
- Payment form validation
npm test # Run all tests
npm run test:chrome # Test in Chromium only
npm run install:browsers # Install Playwright browsersGitHub Actions workflow is configured to:
- Run tests on push to main branch
- Run tests on pull requests
- Generate and upload test reports
- Notify on test failures
All implementations require API credentials in a .env file:
# Copy the sample file
cp .env.sample .env
# Edit with your actual credentials
PUBLIC_API_KEY=pkapi_your_public_key_here
SECRET_API_KEY=skapi_your_secret_key_here| Brand | Number | CVV | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visa | 4012002000060016 | 123 | 12/2025 |
| Mastercard | 5473500000000014 | 123 | 12/2025 |
These examples demonstrate basic implementation patterns and should be enhanced for production use with:
- Additional input validation
- Comprehensive error handling
- Proper logging
- Security headers
- Rate limiting
- Additional payment fraud prevention measures
This setup is designed for development and testing. For production deployment:
- Use multi-stage builds for smaller Docker images
- Implement proper secrets management
- Add monitoring and logging
- Configure resource limits
- Use production-grade base images
- Implement health checks and restart policies
- Use HTTPS in production
- Implement CSRF protection
- Configure secure session handling
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