import sys
from polaris.integrations.forms import TransactionForm
from polaris.integrations.transactions import (DepositIntegration,
WithdrawalIntegration,
registered_deposit_integration,
registered_withdrawal_integration)
[docs]def register_integrations(deposit: DepositIntegration = None,
withdrawal: WithdrawalIntegration = None):
"""
Registers instances of user-defined subclasses of
:class:`.WithdrawalIntegration` and
:class:`.DepositIntegration` with Polaris.
Call this function in the relevant Django AppConfig.ready() function:
::
from django.apps import AppConfig
class PolarisIntegrationApp(AppConfig):
name = 'Polaris Integration'
verbose_name = name
def ready(self):
from polaris.integrations import register_integrations
from myapp.integrations import (MyDepositIntegration,
MyWithdrawalIntegration)
register_integrations(
deposit=MyDepositIntegration(),
withdrawal=MyWithdrawalIntegration()
)
These integration classes provide a structured interface for implementing
user-defined logic used by Polaris, specifically for deposit and withdrawal
flows.
See the integration classes for more information on implementation.
:param deposit: the :class:`.DepositIntegration` subclass instance to be
used by Polaris
:param withdrawal: the :class:`WithdrawalIntegration` subclass instance to
be used by Polaris
:raises ValueError: missing argument(s)
:raises TypeError: arguments are not subclasses of DepositIntegration or
Withdrawal
"""
this = sys.modules[__name__]
if not (deposit or withdrawal):
raise ValueError("Must pass at least one integration class")
elif deposit and not issubclass(deposit.__class__, DepositIntegration):
raise TypeError("deposit must be a subclass of DepositIntegration")
elif withdrawal and not issubclass(withdrawal.__class__, WithdrawalIntegration):
raise TypeError("withdrawal must be a subclass of WithdrawalIntegration")
for obj, attr in [(deposit, "registered_deposit_integration"),
(withdrawal, "registered_withdrawal_integration")]:
if obj:
setattr(this, attr, obj)