Wechat

v0.4.5

Wechat v0.4.5 Wechat.Client

Client represents an API client.

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Types

t()

Functions

access_token(map)
encrypt_message(client, msg)

Encrypt message with encoding_aes_key

get_token(client)
get_token!(client)
new(opts)

Create client to consume Wechat API with config

sign_jsapi(client, url)

Sign jsapi with url

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t() 
t() :: %Wechat.Client{
  access_token: binary() | nil,
  appid: binary() | nil,
  encoding_aes_key: binary() | nil,
  endpoint: binary(),
  secret: binary() | nil,
  token: binary() | nil
}

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access_token(map) 
access_token(t()) :: binary()

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encrypt_message(client, msg)

Encrypt message with encoding_aes_key.

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get_token(client) 
get_token(t()) :: {:ok, t()} | {:error, Wechat.Error.t()}

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get_token!(client)

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new(opts) 
new(Keyword.t()) :: t()

Create client to consume Wechat API with config.

Examples 

iex> Wechat.Client.new(appid: "my_appid", secret: "my_secret")
%Wechat.Client{
  appid: "my_appid",
  secret: "my_secret",
  endpoint: "https://api.weixin.qq.com/"
}

iex> Wechat.Client.new(appid: "my_appid", secret: "my_secret", endpoint: "http://localhost")
%Wechat.Client{
  appid: "my_appid",
  secret: "my_secret",
  endpoint: "http://localhost/"
}
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sign_jsapi(client, url) 
sign_jsapi(t(), :binary) :: map()

Sign jsapi with url.