That's really quite impressive! I hadn't realized that you meant that an endpoint can be referenced "in the abstract" without explicit parameters, which makes for much easier integration.
For some reason, though, I feel like the natural language would actually intimidate me. Where are ideas like "sufficient funds" defined?
"I have sufficient funds in my marketplace" is defined here: https://github.com/balanced/balanced-api/blob/master/feature...
Given(/^I have sufficient funds in my marketplace$/) do
step 'I have tokenized a card'
@client.post("/cards/#{@card_id}/debits", {
amount: 500000
})
end
Here's another example from the scenario above: Given(/^I have a tokenized debit card$/) do
@client.post('/cards',
{
name: "Johannes Bach",
number: "4342561111111118",
expiration_month: "05",
expiration_year: "2015"
}
)
@debit_card_id = @client['cards']['id']
@client.add_hydrate(:debit_card_id, @debit_card_id)
end
The scenario: https://github.com/balanced/balanced-api/blob/master/feature...:
There's several things in there like "And I have a tokenized debit card" that setup the scenario to be able to do things like "/cards/:debit_card_id/credits", which refers to an actual card ID created in the test API.