[ic] Canadian credit cards and shipping companies
Jean-Philippe Bouchard
jeanphil@sitepak.com
Thu, 04 Jan 2001 13:23:03 -0500
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Interchange server wrote:
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> Has anyone worked with a Canadian credit card processing company and
> integrated into their system?
>
> How about shipping? Anyone using eparcel?
>
> Derek
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Hello,
We did a package that interfaces Fedex. It should work for shipping
from canada to any countries although we only tested it from canada to
canada, us and france. This is a work in progress so comments,
suggestions and improvements are welcomed.
Regards.
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Sitepak - http://www.sitepak.com/
jeanphil@sitepak.com
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package Business::Fedex;
=head1 NAME
Business::Fedex - fetches FedEx shipping services
and rates for a given origin and zip and a given destination country
and zip code
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use Business::Fedex;
my $fedex = new Business::Fedex (
orig_country => 'US', # ISO code
orig_zip => '90095',
dest_country => 'US',
dest_zip => '94402',
);
$fedex->packaging('Envelope'); # FedEx Enveloppe, not yours
$fedex->getrate; # dies on error
# OR
# getrate can create the object directly
my $fedex = Business::Fedex->getrate(
orig_country => 'CA', # ISO code
orig_zip => 'H3C3R7',
dest_country => 'US',
dest_zip => '94402',
packaging => 'Envelope',
);
# many services might be available
print "Service\tDelay\tDropoff\tOther\tTotal\n";
foreach ($fedex->services) {
# a hash ref object
print join("\t", $_->{service}, $_->{delay}, $_->{dropoff}, $_->{other}, $_->{total}), "\n";
}
print "\nCheapest:\n";
$_ = $fedex->cheapest;
print join("\t", $_->{service}, $_->{delay}, $_->{dropoff}, $_->{other}, $_->{total}), "\n";
print "\nOtherDetails:\n";
my %d = $fedex->other_details;
foreach (keys %d) {
print "$_: $d{$_}\n";
}
=head1 DESCRIPTION
This module let you fetch Federal Express shipping rates from and to any country.
The module makes a HTTP request at http://rate.dmz.fedex.com/servlet/RateFinderServlet?orig_country=US&language=english
and parses the output into an array of hashes, see services method.
=cut
use strict;
use LWP::UserAgent;
use HTTP::Request::Common;
use vars qw($Debug $VERSION %iso2fedex);
$VERSION = 0.01;
$Debug = 1;
# fedex servlet we use
my $Getratecgi = "http://rate.dmz.fedex.com/servlet/RateFinderServlet";
# as per form at
# http://rate.dmz.fedex.com/servlet/RateFinderServlet?orig_country=US&language=english
my %Packagings = (
'Envelope' => '6',
'Pak' => '2',
'Box' => '3',
'Tube' => '4',
'My Packaging' => '1',
);
my %Company_types = (
'Ground' => 1,
'Home' => 1,
'Express' => 1,
);
my %Dropoff_types = (
'Fedex' => 4,
'Courier' => 1,
'Pickup' => 2,
);
# attributes and some default values
my %Attributes = (
# hidden in original form
'jsp_name' => 'index',
'language' => 'english',
'portal' => 'xx',
'account' => '',
'heavy_weight' => 'NO',
'packet_zip' => '',
'hold_packaging' => '',
# user supplied
orig_country => '',
orig_zip => '',
dest_country => '',
dest_zip => '',
company_type => 'Express',
packaging => '1',
weight => '',
weight_units => 'lbs',
dropoff_type => 4,
);
# must be provided, no default values
my @Required = qw(orig_country orig_zip dest_country dest_zip packaging);
=head1 ATTRIBUTES
Following are the list of possible attributes and values for a Fedex object,
with defaults and required values highlighted
=over 4
=item orig_country
ISO-3122 country code from where the package is to be sent (your place), I<required>.
=item orig_zip
Zip code from where the package is to be sent (your place), I<required>.
=item dest_country, dest_zip
Same as orig for destination (their place), I<required>.
=item company_type
Type of Fedex service, one of: I<Express> (default), I<Ground> or I<Home>
=item packaging
How the parcel is packaged, one of I<Envelope>, I<Pak>, I<Box>, I<Tube>, I<My Packaging> (default),
=item weight
weight of shipment, I<required>, except if packaging is I<Envelope>
=item weight_units
one of I<lbs> (default) or I<kgs>
=item dropoff_type
where the shipment is to be picked up, one of I<Fedex> (a fedex centre, default),
I<courier> (scheduled pickup), I<pickup> (you will call to schedule a pickup)
=back
=head1 METHODS
=over
=item new [name => val, name => val, ...]
creates a Business Fedex object, setting attributes passed
See attr method for list of attributes
=cut
sub new {
my $obj_or_class = shift;
my $class = ref $obj_or_class || $obj_or_class;
my $self = {};
bless $self, $class;
# assign a copy of Attributes defaults are set
$self->{attr} = {%Attributes};
my %attr = @_;
# assign attributes
foreach (keys %attr) {
$self->attr($_, $attr{$_});
}
$self->{'services'} = [];
$self->{'other_details'} = {};
$self;
}
=item attr KEY [VALUE]
returns value of attribute KEY, setting it to VALUE if defined.
You can also say $fedex->KEY to get/set attributes (uses AUTOLOAD)
=cut
# get/set an attribute
sub attr {
my $self = shift;
my $key = shift;
if(@_) {
my $value = shift;
# validation
die "Invalid attribute $key"
unless exists $Attributes{$key};
if($key eq 'packaging'
&& $value !~ /^\d+$/) {
$value = $Packagings{$value}
|| die "Invalid $key: $value";
} elsif ($key eq 'company_type'
&& ! defined $Company_types{$value}) {
die "Invalid $key: $value";
} elsif($key eq 'dropoff_type'
&& $value !~ /^\d+$/) {
$value = $Dropoff_types{$value}
|| die "Invalid $key: $value";
}
$self->{attr}{$key} = $value;
}
$self->{attr}{$key};
}
sub AUTOLOAD {
use vars qw ($AUTOLOAD);
my $self = shift;
my $attr = $AUTOLOAD;
$attr =~ s/.*:://;
if (defined $Attributes{$attr}) {
return $self->attr($attr, @_);
}
die "No such attribute $attr in Business::Fedex::AUTOLOAD";
}
sub DESTROY { }
=item getrate [key => val, key => val, ...]
fetches the rates according to current attributes on FedEx site,
opitonnally creates a Business Fedex object, setting attributes passed
See services for details about fetching results.
=cut
sub getrate {
my $obj_or_class = shift;
my $self = ref($obj_or_class)
? $obj_or_class
: $obj_or_class->new(@_);
my %attr = %{$self->{attr}};
foreach(@Required) {
die "Missing required attribute $_"
unless $attr{$_};
}
# weight is required unless packaging is Envelope
die "Missing required attribute weight"
unless $attr{'weight'} || $attr{'packaging'} == 6;
# convert dest_country into dest_country_value
# as the fedex servlet validate with the value
# not the code. IF we dont convert, we get
# Bad zip codes error
my $code = uc delete $attr{'dest_country'};
die "Invalid dest_country $code"
unless $code && $iso2fedex{$code};
$attr{'dest_country_val'} = $iso2fedex{$code};
# simple check to see if the orig country make sense
$iso2fedex{uc $attr{'orig_country'}}
|| die "Origin country doesn't exist: $attr{'orig_country'}";
# make request
my $ua = new LWP::UserAgent;
my $req = POST $Getratecgi,
[%attr,
'submit_button' => 'Get Rate', # Fedex servlet has 2 buttons
];
print STDERR "Business::Fedex requesting ", $req->as_string, "...\n"
if $Debug;
my $response = $ua->request($req);
die "Error fetching " . $req->as_string . ":\n" . $response->error_as_HTML()
if $response->is_error;
#done
my $result = $response->content;
if ($result =~ /class='error'.*?>([^<]+)</) {
my @errors;
while ($result =~ /class='error'.*?>([^<]+)</g) {
push @errors, $1;
}
die "Data Error processing processing request: " . join (", ", @errors);
}
# more generic error
if ($result =~ /ERROR/) {
die "Unknown Error processing request: " . $req->as_string;
}
# parse
my @fields = qw(service dropoff other total);
my ($s,$i);
while ($result =~ m|<TD.*?class='resultstable'>(.*?)</TD>|isg) {
$self->{'services'}->[$s]->{$fields[$i]} = $1;
# add delay
if($i == 0
&& $self->{'services'}->[$s]->{$fields[$i]} =~ s|<BR>(.*)$||) {
$self->{'services'}->[$s]->{'delay'} = $1;
$self->{'services'}->[$s]->{'delay'} =~ s/<[^>]+>//g;
}
# remove tags
$self->{'services'}->[$s]->{$fields[$i]} =~ s/<[^>]+>//g;
# remove ®
$self->{'services'}->[$s]->{$fields[$i]} =~ s/®//g;
# might have more than 1 service
if(++$i > $#fields) {
$s++; $i = 0;
}
}
# add other details
my ($other) = ($result =~ m|Other\s+FedEx\s+\w+\s+Service\s+Charges.+?<TABLE[^>]+>(.+?)</TABLE>|is);
if($other) {
while ($other =~ m|\s*<TR[^>]*>\s*<TD[^>]*>\s*(.*?)</TD>.*?</TD>\s*<TD[^>]*>\s*(.*?)<.*?</TR>\s*|isg) {
$self->{'other_details'}->{$1} = $2;
}
}
$self;
}
=item services
returns an array of services available, empty before get.
Each entry is a hash ref, with keys:
I<service> Name of Fedex service
I<dropoff> Cost at Dropoff
I<delay> delay of delivery (not always defined)
I<other> Other charges (see other_details method)
I<total> Total cost
=cut
sub services {
my $self = shift;
@{$self->{'services'}};
}
=item other_details
returns a hash of other details about rate, where key is the detail and value
is the cost of the detail.
Mostly used by Fedex to describe costs that appear in the Other column of services.
=cut
sub other_details {
my $self = shift;
%{$self->{'other_details'}};
}
=item cheapest
returns the cheapest service as a hash ref
=cut
sub cheapest {
my $self = shift;
my $cheapest = {};
my $lowcost = 9999;
foreach (@{$self->{services}}) {
if($lowcost > $_->{total}) {
$cheapest = $_;
$lowcost = $_->{total};
}
}
$cheapest;
}
# for debugging
sub dump {
use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper(shift);
}
# fedex uses names in some validation, sigh...
%iso2fedex = (
'LA' => 'Laos',
'MP' => 'Saipan',
'VN' => 'Vietnam',
'SM' => 'San Marino',
'SN' => 'Senegal',
'KW' => 'Kuwait',
'KY' => 'Cayman Islands',
'SR' => 'Suriname',
'KZ' => 'Kazakhstan',
'DE' => 'Germany',
'SV' => 'El Salvador',
'SY' => 'Syria',
'SZ' => 'Swaziland',
'LB' => 'Lebanon',
'DJ' => 'Djibouti',
'LC' => 'St. Lucia',
'DK' => 'Denmark',
'DM' => 'Dominica',
'DO' => 'Dominican Republic',
'LI' => 'Liechtenstein',
'TC' => 'Turks & Caicos Islands',
'LK' => 'Sri Lanka',
'TD' => 'Chad',
'TG' => 'Togo',
'TH' => 'Thailand',
'LR' => 'Liberia',
'DZ' => 'Algeria',
'LS' => 'Lesotho',
'LT' => 'Lithuania',
'TM' => 'Turkmenistan',
'LU' => 'Luxembourg',
'TN' => 'Tunisia',
'LV' => 'Latvia',
'TR' => 'Turkey',
'TT' => 'Trinidad/Tobago',
'EC' => 'Ecuador',
'EE' => 'Estonia',
'TW' => 'Taiwan',
'EG' => 'Egypt',
'TZ' => 'Tanzania',
'MA' => 'Morocco',
'MC' => 'Monaco',
'MD' => 'Moldova',
'MG' => 'Madagascar',
'MH' => 'Marshall Islands',
'UA' => 'Ukraine',
'ER' => 'Eritrea',
'ES' => 'Spain',
'MK' => 'Macedonia',
'ML' => 'Mali',
'ET' => 'Ethiopia',
'MN' => 'Mongolia',
'UG' => 'Uganda',
'MO' => 'Macau',
'MQ' => 'Martinique',
'MR' => 'Mauritania',
'MS' => 'Montserrat',
'MT' => 'Malta',
'MU' => 'Mauritius',
'MV' => 'Maldives',
'MW' => 'Malawi',
'MX' => 'Mexico',
'MY' => 'Malaysia',
'MZ' => 'Mozambique',
'US' => 'U.S.A.',
'UY' => 'Uruguay',
'UZ' => 'Uzbekistan',
'NA' => 'Namibia',
'FI' => 'Finland',
'FJ' => 'Fiji',
'NC' => 'New Caledonia',
'NE' => 'Niger',
'FM' => 'Micronesia',
'NG' => 'Nigeria',
'FO' => 'Faroe Islands',
'VA' => 'Vatican City',
'NI' => 'Nicaragua',
'FR' => 'France',
'VC' => 'St. Vincent',
'NL' => 'Netherlands',
'VE' => 'Venezuela',
'NO' => 'Norway',
'VG' => 'British Virgin Islands',
'NP' => 'Nepal',
'VI' => 'U.S. Virgin Islands',
'NZ' => 'New Zealand',
'GA' => 'Gabon',
'GB' => 'United Kingdom',
'VU' => 'Vanuatu',
'GD' => 'Grenada',
'GE' => 'Georgia',
'GF' => 'French Guiana',
'GH' => 'Ghana',
'GI' => 'Gibraltar',
'GL' => 'Greenland',
'GM' => 'Gambia',
'GN' => 'Guinea',
'GP' => 'Guadeloupe',
'GQ' => 'Equatorial Guinea',
'GR' => 'Greece',
'GT' => 'Guatemala',
'OM' => 'Oman',
'GU' => 'Guam',
'WF' => 'Wallis & Futuna',
'GY' => 'Guyana',
'PA' => 'Panama',
'HK' => 'Hong Kong',
'PE' => 'Peru',
'PF' => 'French Polynesia',
'HN' => 'Honduras',
'PG' => 'Papua New Guinea',
'PH' => 'Philippines',
'HR' => 'Croatia',
'PK' => 'Pakistan',
'PL' => 'Poland',
'HT' => 'Haiti',
'HU' => 'Hungary',
'PR' => 'Puerto Rico',
'PT' => 'Portugal',
'AD' => 'Andorra',
'AE' => 'United Arab Emirates',
'PW' => 'Palau',
'AG' => 'Antigua',
'PY' => 'Paraguay',
'AI' => 'Anguilla',
'AL' => 'Albania',
'ID' => 'Indonesia',
'AM' => 'Armenia',
'IE' => 'Ireland',
'AN' => 'Netherlands Antilles',
'AO' => 'Angola',
'QA' => 'Qatar',
'AR' => 'Argentina',
'AS' => 'American Samoa',
'AT' => 'Austria',
'IL' => 'Israel',
'AU' => 'Australia',
'IN' => 'India',
'AW' => 'Aruba',
'AZ' => 'Azerbaijan',
'IS' => 'Iceland',
'IT' => 'Italy',
'YE' => 'Yemen',
'BB' => 'Barbados',
'BD' => 'Bangladesh',
'BE' => 'Belgium',
'BF' => 'Burkina Faso',
'BG' => 'Bulgaria',
'BH' => 'Bahrain',
'BI' => 'Burundi',
'BJ' => 'Benin',
'BM' => 'Bermuda',
'BN' => 'Brunei',
'BO' => 'Bolivia',
'BR' => 'Brazil',
'BS' => 'Bahamas',
'BT' => 'Bhutan',
'RE' => 'Reunion',
'JM' => 'Jamaica',
'BW' => 'Botswana',
'JO' => 'Jordan',
'JP' => 'Japan',
'ZA' => 'South Africa',
'BY' => 'Belarus',
'BZ' => 'Belize',
'RO' => 'Romania',
'CA' => 'Canada',
'ZM' => 'Zambia',
'RU' => 'Russian Federation',
'CD' => 'Congo Democratic Republic of',
'RW' => 'Rwanda',
'CG' => 'Congo Brazzaville',
'CH' => 'Switzerland',
'CI' => 'Ivory Coast',
'CK' => 'Cook Islands',
'CL' => 'Chile',
'CM' => 'Cameroon',
'KE' => 'Kenya',
'ZW' => 'Zimbabwe',
'CN' => 'China',
'CO' => 'Colombia',
'KG' => 'Kyrgyzstan',
'KH' => 'Cambodia',
'SA' => 'Saudi Arabia',
'CR' => 'Costa Rica',
'SC' => 'Seychelles',
'SE' => 'Sweden',
'KN' => 'St. Kitts/Nevis',
'CV' => 'Cape Verde',
'SG' => 'Singapore',
'SI' => 'Slovenia',
'CY' => 'Cyprus',
'KR' => 'South Korea',
'CZ' => 'Czech Republic',
'SK' => 'Slovak Republic',
'SL' => 'Sierra Leone'
);
=back
=head1 BUGS
None so far, contact author if any
=head1 SEE ALSO
LWP
=head1 AUTHOR
Francois Belanger, francois@sitepak.com
=cut
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