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class Spree::OrderCapturing
# Allows for prioritizing payment methods in the order to be captured
class_attribute :sorted_payment_method_classes
self.sorted_payment_method_classes = []
# Allows your store to void unused payments and release auths
class_attribute :void_unused_payments
self.void_unused_payments = false
class_attribute :failure_handler
self.failure_handler = ->(failures) { raise Spree::OrderCapturingFailures.new(failures.to_json) }
def initialize(order, sorted_payment_method_classes = nil)
@order = order
@sorted_payment_method_classes = sorted_payment_method_classes || Spree::OrderCapturing.sorted_payment_method_classes
end
def capture_payments
return if @order.paid?
Spree::OrderMutex.with_lock!(@order) do
uncaptured_amount = @order.display_total.cents
begin
sorted_payments(@order).each do |payment|
amount = [uncaptured_amount, payment.money.cents].min
if amount > 0
payment.capture!(amount)
uncaptured_amount -= amount
elsif Spree::OrderCapturing.void_unused_payments
payment.void_transaction!
end
end
ensure
# FIXME: Adding the inverse_of on the payments relation for orders -should- fix this,
# however it only appears to make it worse (calling with changes three times instead of once.
# Warrants an investigation. Reloading for now.
@order.reload.update!
end
end
end
private
def sorted_payments(order)
order.payments.pending.sort_by do |p|
[@sorted_payment_method_classes.index(p.payment_method.class), p.id]
end
end
end
class Spree::OrderCapturingFailures < StandardError; end
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