monero-store.boundary.wire — io.github.buddhilw/monero-store 0.4.0

Domain values as wire shapes.

One namespace decides what leaves the process. Everything here is a projection: keys are renamed and amounts are rendered for display, and anything the customer has no business seeing simply has no clause.

fulfilment clj

(fulfilment {:fulfilment/keys [invoice-id customer-id item-id period-end
                               granted-at]})

handle clj

(handle {:handle/keys [provider external-ref pay-to redirect-url amount]})

The instructions for paying. :pay-to is an address, :redirect-url a hosted page; a rail supplies whichever it has.

invoice-summary clj

(invoice-summary {:invoice/keys [id customer-id item-id provider status amount
                                 currency expires-at]})

invoice-view clj

(invoice-view inv paid)

What the customer paying inv may see, including how much is still owed.

item clj

(item value)

(item {:item/keys [id name blurb price period metadata]} quotes)

money clj

(money {:money/keys [amount currency] :as value})

payment clj

(payment {:payment/keys [id invoice-id provider amount reference resolution
                         confirmations seen-at]})

provider clj

(provider {:provider/keys [id currency min-confirmations settles-async?]})

quoted clj

(quoted {:quote/keys [amount rate sources expires-at]})

A quote as an estimate for display. The invoice mints and stores its own.

rate clj

(rate {:rate/keys [source pair price as-of]})

reachability clj

(reachability {:reach/keys [checked unreachable ok? endpoints]})