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CrimsonandGitHub 4ae387a5d1 test: setup go SDK generation for use in e2e tests and start running CI steps with nix (#377)
* Use formance-sdk-go/v3 to in connector uninstall e2e test

* Compile API docs from openapi spec

* Generate go SDK locally for use in integration tests

* Get rid of unnecessary redirect in e2e tests now that SDK is generated

* Omit generated SDK code from codecoverage checks

* Add flake and envrc for nix

* Run Dirty and Tests CI steps with nix

* Run pre-commit using nix

* Remove duplicated steps from Earthfile

* Fixes for linter

* Add go generate to Justfile pre-commit

* Still run Deploy on ubuntu-latest

* Address coderabbit feedback
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package adyen
import (
"context"
"encoding/json"
"time"
"github.com/adyen/adyen-go-api-library/v7/src/management"
"github.com/formancehq/payments/internal/models"
)
type accountsState struct {
LastPage int `json:"lastPage"`
// Adyen API sort the accounts by ID which is the same as the name
// and we cannot sort by other things. It means that when we fetched
// everything, we will need to return an empty state in order to
// refetch everything at the next polling iteration...
// It should not change anything in the database, but it will generate
// duplicates in events, but with the same IdempotencyKey.
LastID string `json:"lastId"`
}
func (p *Plugin) fetchNextAccounts(ctx context.Context, req models.FetchNextAccountsRequest) (models.FetchNextAccountsResponse, error) {
var oldState accountsState
if req.State != nil {
if err := json.Unmarshal(req.State, &oldState); err != nil {
return models.FetchNextAccountsResponse{}, err
}
}
if oldState.LastPage == 0 {
oldState.LastPage = 1
}
newState := accountsState{
LastPage: oldState.LastPage,
LastID: oldState.LastID,
}
var accounts []models.PSPAccount
hasMore := false
page := oldState.LastPage
for {
pagedAccount, err := p.client.GetMerchantAccounts(ctx, int32(page), int32(req.PageSize))
if err != nil {
return models.FetchNextAccountsResponse{}, err
}
if len(pagedAccount) == 0 {
hasMore = false
break
}
accounts, err = fillAccounts(accounts, pagedAccount, oldState)
if err != nil {
return models.FetchNextAccountsResponse{}, err
}
var needMore bool
needMore, hasMore, accounts = shouldFetchMore(accounts, pagedAccount, req.PageSize)
if !needMore || !hasMore {
break
}
page++
}
newState.LastPage = page
if len(accounts) > 0 {
newState.LastID = accounts[len(accounts)-1].Reference
}
if !hasMore {
// Since the merchant accounts sorting is done by ID, if a new one is
// created with and ID lower than the last one we fetched, we will not
// fetch it. So we need to reset the state to fetch everything again
// when we have fetched eveything.
// It will not create duplicates inside the database since we're based
// on the ID of the account, but it will create duplicates in the events
// but with the same IdempotencyKey, so should be fine.
newState = accountsState{}
}
payload, err := json.Marshal(newState)
if err != nil {
return models.FetchNextAccountsResponse{}, err
}
return models.FetchNextAccountsResponse{
Accounts: accounts,
NewState: payload,
HasMore: hasMore,
}, nil
}
func fillAccounts(
accounts []models.PSPAccount,
pagedAccount []management.Merchant,
oldState accountsState,
) ([]models.PSPAccount, error) {
for _, account := range pagedAccount {
if *account.Id <= oldState.LastID {
continue
}
raw, err := json.Marshal(account)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
accounts = append(accounts, models.PSPAccount{
Reference: *account.Id,
CreatedAt: time.Now().UTC(),
Name: account.Name,
Raw: raw,
})
}
return accounts, nil
}