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The document outlines integration requirements for a shop operator involving two Python client libraries: StripeClient for payment processing and PrintifyClient for order fulfillment. Each client must provide specific functionalities such as creating checkout sessions, handling webhooks, product mapping, and order creation, while adhering to defined status phases and testing requirements. Additionally, the document emphasizes error handling, documentation, and security measures necessary for the implementation.

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The document outlines integration requirements for a shop operator involving two Python client libraries: StripeClient for payment processing and PrintifyClient for order fulfillment. Each client must provide specific functionalities such as creating checkout sessions, handling webhooks, product mapping, and order creation, while adhering to defined status phases and testing requirements. Additionally, the document emphasizes error handling, documentation, and security measures necessary for the implementation.

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Integration Requirements for Shop Operator


Overview
Two Python client libraries need to be developed to handle payment processing via Stripe and
order fulfillment via Printify.

Stripe Integration Requirements


StripeClient Class
The client should provide the following functionality:

1. Create Checkout Session


Input: Purchase object containing items and customer information
Output: Stripe Checkout URL and session ID
Must handle multiple items with different quantities
Should include customer email for receipt
Must configure success and cancel URLs
Should handle currency (USD)
2. Webhook Handler
Must verify Stripe signature for security
Should handle checkout.session.completed events
Must provide callback mechanism for successful payments
Should handle potential webhook replay attempts
Must validate payment status

Required Interface

class StripeClient:
def __init__(self, api_key: str, webhook_secret: str):
"""Initialize Stripe client with API credentials."""
pass

def create_checkout_session(
self,
items: List[Dict[str, Any]], # List of {productId: str, quantity:
int}
customer_email: str,
success_url: str,
cancel_url: str,
metadata: Dict[str, str] = None
) -> Dict[str, Any]: # Returns {url: str, session_id: str, amount:
float, currency: str}
"""Create a Stripe checkout session for the given items."""
pass

def verify_webhook(
self,
payload: bytes,
signature: str,
timestamp: str
) -> Dict[str, Any]: # Returns parsed webhook event
"""Verify and parse a webhook payload from Stripe."""
pass

def get_session_status(self, session_id: str) -> str:


"""Get the current status of a checkout session."""
pass

Printify Integration Requirements


PrintifyClient Class
The client should provide the following functionality:

1. Product Mapping
Must maintain mapping between local product IDs and Printify product/variant IDs
Should support multiple products and variants
Must handle product availability checking
2. Order Creation
Must create orders with multiple items
Should handle shipping address formatting
Must support order status tracking
Should include order metadata for tracking
3. Order Status
Must provide method to check order status
Should handle all Printify order states
Must support order cancellation if needed
Required Interface

class PrintifyClient:
def __init__(self, api_key: str):
"""Initialize Printify client with API key."""
pass

def create_order(
self,
items: List[Dict[str, Any]], # List of {productId: str, quantity:
int}
shipping_address: Dict[str, str],
metadata: Dict[str, str] = None
) -> str: # Returns order_id
"""Create a new order in Printify."""
pass

def get_order_status(self, order_id: str) -> Dict[str, Any]:


"""
Get the current status of an order.
Returns dict with:
- status: str (matches Purchase CRD phases: InProduction,
Shipped, etc.)
- tracking_number: Optional[str]
- tracking_url: Optional[str]
"""
pass

def get_product_availability(
self,
product_ids: List[str]
) -> Dict[str, bool]: # Returns {product_id: is_available}
"""Check if products are available for ordering."""
pass

async def cancel_order(self, order_id: str) -> bool:


"""Cancel an order if possible."""
pass

Status Phase Handling


The clients must handle the following purchase phases as defined in the CRD:

1. Stripe Client Phases:


New → PaymentPending (when creating checkout)
PaymentPending → Paid (on successful payment)
PaymentPending → PaymentFailed (on payment failure)
PaymentPending → PaymentCanceled (on user cancellation)
2. Printify Client Phases:
Paid → Processing (when submitting to Printify)
Processing → InProduction (when factory accepts)
InProduction → Shipped (when shipping starts)
Shipped → Delivered (when delivery confirmed)
Any → Failed (on critical errors)

Testing Requirements
1. Unit Tests
Must achieve minimum 80% code coverage
Should include mocked API responses
Must test error handling
Should include webhook verification tests
Must test all public methods
2. Integration Tests
Should include sandbox/test environment tests
Must test full order workflow
Should include error recovery scenarios
Must test webhook handling

Error Handling Requirements


1. Must handle and properly categorize errors:
API errors (rate limits, server errors)
Validation errors
Authentication errors
Network errors
2. Should provide meaningful error messages and proper exception hierarchy
3. Must implement proper logging
4. Should handle retries for transient failures

Documentation Requirements
1. Must include detailed API documentation
2. Should provide usage examples
3. Must document error handling
4. Should include deployment considerations
5. Must include webhook setup guide

Security Requirements
1. Must handle API keys securely
2. Should implement proper webhook signature verification
3. Must validate all inputs
4. Should implement rate limiting
5. Must handle sensitive data appropriately

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