NuvTools.Payment.Omie.ApiClient 10.3.1

NuvTools Payment Libraries

Payment abstraction library and API clients for Brazilian financial services. Part of the NuvTools Framework.

Projects

NuvTools.Payment — the card-provider contracts

A marketplace that charges customers and pays several payees out of the same money needs four capabilities, and they are declared here so that the application layer never references a provider:

Amounts are always in the currency's minor units; PaymentMoney converts, rounding once. PaymentStatusType and PaymentEventType are the provider-neutral vocabularies a client maps its own onto — four payment outcomes and four kinds of event, because those are the ones that change what the caller does next.

The provider-shaped reading belongs in the provider's package. IPaymentWebhookVerifier answers a PaymentEventDTO whose CustomerId, PaymentMethodId and FailureReason are already extracted: which field of which payload holds the customer is the provider's business, and a caller that dug it out itself would be coupled to a shape it does not control.

These contracts are for card and marketplace providers. The bank-slip clients below stay direct, for the reason given under Common Patterns.

NuvTools.Payment.Stripe.ApiClient

Stripe's implementation of those contracts, over the official Stripe.net SDK.

Features

• Customers and saved payment methods (SetupIntent, off-session, and a hosted Checkout page)
• Connect Express onboarding: account, hosted account link, and account status
• Separate charges and transfers - one charge can pay several connected accounts, which a destination charge cannot express
• Caller-supplied idempotency keys on every money-moving call
• Webhook signature verification, with a separate secret for the Connect endpoint

Configuration

{
  "Stripe": {
    "SecretKey": "sk_test_...",
    "WebhookSecret": "whsec_...",
    "ConnectWebhookSecret": "",
    "RequestTimeoutSeconds": 30,
    "MaxNetworkRetries": 2
  }
}

Every value but the timeouts is a secret, including both webhook secrets: they are what make an incoming webhook trustworthy.

Registration

services.AddStripeApiClient(configuration);

Injects Stripe behind IPaymentCustomerClient, IPayeeAccountClient, IPaymentChargeClient and IPaymentWebhookVerifier — so this call, in the composition root, is the only place the application names Stripe. Each method returns IResult<T>, so a declined card is a result to read rather than an exception to catch.

NuvTools.Payment.BancoDoBrasil.ApiClient

Typed HTTP client for the Banco do Brasil Payments API with OAuth2 authentication.

Features

• OAuth2 token generation (client_credentials)
• Batch bank slip payment creation
• Payment query by ID

Configuration

{
  "BancoDoBrasil": {
    "AuthUrl": "https://...",
    "BaseUrl": "https://...",
    "ClientId": "",
    "ClientSecret": "",
    "ApiKey": ""
  }
}

Registration

services.AddBancoDoBrasilApiClient(configuration);

NuvTools.Payment.Sicoob.ApiClient

Typed HTTP client for the Sicoob Banking API (bank slips).

Features

• Bank slip query by number or period
• Bank slip creation
• Second copy generation
• Cancellation, due date extension, and amount change

Configuration

{
  "Sicoob": {
    "BaseUrl": "https://...",
    "ClientId": "",
    "Token": ""
  }
}

Registration

services.AddSicoobApiClient(configuration);

NuvTools.Payment.Omie.ApiClient

Typed HTTP client for the Omie ERP API (service orders, accounts receivable, and bank slip issuance).

Features

• Client lookup
• Service registration query
• Service order (OS) creation
• Accounts receivable entry creation
• Bank slip (boleto) generation and retrieval

Configuration

{
  "Omie": {
    "AppKey": "",
    "AppSecret": "",
    "BaseUrlClient": "https://...",
    "BaseUrlService": "https://...",
    "BaseUrlOrderService": "https://...",
    "BaseUrlOrderBilling": "https://..."
  }
}

Registration

services.AddOmieApiClient(configuration);

Common Patterns

All API clients share the same infrastructure, provided by NuvTools.Payment:

• Result pattern: every method returns IResult<T> from NuvTools.Common.ResultWrapper (Succeeded, Data, Message, Messages, ResultType).
• Standard resilience: registered via services.AddPaymentResilientHttpClient<TInterface, TImpl>(name) — applies retry, circuit breaker, and timeout policy across all providers.
• Configuration binding from IConfiguration sections using the Options pattern.

The bank-slip and ERP clients expose their own contracts (ISicoobBankSlipApiClient, IBbBankSlipPaymentApiClient, IOmieApiClient) and return provider-specific DTOs, deliberately: Brazilian banking integrations are intrinsically provider-shaped, and a neutral layer over them would have to invent a domain none of them share. The card and marketplace side is different — the four capabilities are the same everywhere — so it is declared in NuvTools.Payment and implemented by the provider's package.

Note (Omie): OmieApiClient is registered as a singleton and uses an internal static HttpClient. It intentionally bypasses HttpClientFactory and the standard resilience pipeline — Omie's gateway misbehaves with HTTP/2 and Polly retry. Do not change this without re-validating against the Omie sandbox.

Build

dotnet build NuvTools.Payment.slnx