I am making a checkout application in Vue.js and will be using electron to run it on desktop. I am running into the issue now that I can't get the integration with the payment terminal to work. I have a Worldline Yomani attached to the pc via USB (and to the internet through ethernet). I don't know how to send a number to it so that a customer can pay straight up without first needing to enter it. Does anyone have an idea on how to do this? I can't find any real data on doing this online.
If you have worked with any payment terminal of any brand, how did you do this?
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we've got an app that's not on the market yet and we are struggling with the testing version that testers download. We're trying to set the v1.0.1 but Google Play redirects them to v1.0.0 which is not up to date. We even tried to deactivate that branch but the issue still insists.
I do a lot of test deployments for multiple test groups.
Google supports 3 separate types of test groups: Open, Closed, Internal.
Open Testing is literally open to anyone who wants to opt in and they can join via a link you can copy from the developer console. Open testing requires the app go thru review before being rolled out.
Closed Testing is similar to Open but you explicitly define who has access with a list of email addresses. Closed testing must also pass through a basic Google review before being rolled out.
Internal Testing is similar to Closed testing but it never goes through a review process. Again, this is controlled via a list of email addresses.
I routinely publish different versions where Internal has the latest bleeding edge.
You don't state which channel you are using (Open, Closed, Internal), but I would carefully review each channel and the email addresses associated. Then I would click on the Publishing Overview button on the console to see if there's something you haven't finished.
I am using this repo:
https://github.com/opentok/opentok-nexmo-sip/tree/master/Dial-In-Conference
Bought nexmo virtual number and created new tokbox app.Set up all credentials. Changed only voicename and text in server.js. For local testing purposes I am using tunnel through ngrok, so in nexmo dashboard I've put my actual ngrok url for endpoints with ending eg. /nexmo-answer and /nexmo-events.
When I start app and go to new room eg. room/2 I can see, my app is working, camera and microphone works perfectly also my coworker can go to my link through tunnel and we can talk.
The problem is that nobody can dial into our conference. Anyone calling can hear welcome message and pin prompt, after inputting correct pin, the phone apparently connects (doesn't disconnect automatically) but we can't hear or send any sound. Any advice?
I managed to solve my error. App needs to dial out into nexmo's virtual number's room.
I downloaded Themekit to be able to develop locally.
I am now trying to test my code before releasing it.
Unfortunately, as a localhost is not possible with Shopify & Themekit, I don't know how to proceed. As I make some design, I need to see in real time what I'm doing... Did anyone face the same issue? Any tips?
Hook up your theme to a development shop you open for yourself using your partner account. That way you can test your theme out.
I found the perfect tool for what I needed: http://motifmate.com/
Hope it will help others!
Elaborating on David Lazar's answer : Shopify's Development Store
From Shopify's documentation itself :
As a Shopify Partner, you can create an unlimited number of
development stores. A development store is a free Shopify account that
comes with a couple of limitations. You can use a development store as
a portfolio site for your business, to test any themes or apps that
you create, or to set up a Shopify account for a client. Setting up a
development store and handing it off to a client gives you a monthly
recurring revenue share.
I am trying to load the past bot conversation for bot emulator when user triggers in the beginning using Node.js. How can I do it?
I have already saved the conversation in SQL server.
The emulator does not natively support this. It is, however, it is an open source project in which you can customize it to do this. I have written an example of how to do this in webchat. The emulator uses a build of webchat so i'm confident this could be accomplished in the emulator as well. You can find the example forn web chat I was talking about in this repo
I successfully developed an application through BLPAPI (Bloomberg API) on a Bloomberg Terminal machine (in Python). Unfortunately my company is thinking to switch to Bloomberg Anywhere...I will have the chance to run my application there?
With a move to Bloomberg Anywhere from open Bloomberg, you will have the same access to data that you had before. However, you will need to keep the following in mind:
Authentication will be linked to an individual person instead of a Username/Password. This means that the person who owns the Bloomberg login will need to be physically present at the machine to login using their fingerprint on the Bloomberg keyboard, a b-unit, or our newly released b-unit mobile app (for recent versions of android).
Your app will no longer be limited to running on the current machine only. You will now be able to install a Bloomberg access point and use your application on any windows machine as long as you have the person present as described above to log into the box.
Once logged in you will have data access for a few days, however if the Bloomberg anywhere user logs in to Bloomberg on a separate machine, then the machine with your python application will immediately lose access to data. To regain access, the Bloomberg anywhere user will have to re-login to the original machine.
hope this helps
Yes. Just be sure that the user logs in every so often. The API will work when a user is connected and even after they disconnect, for a while.
Yes, it should work fine, we've done some applications under BBanywhere.
The only issue I've seen which you should contemplate before going live application is ensuring that if you're moving it off the main box and it's a non-technical party using the service on a laptop or something, that the appropriate python install and dependencies are set up (ie. conda, blpapi, etc.) I've seen some people comfortable enough to run the script or app, then run on laptop or other computer under anywhere all of a sudden that doesn't work because the dependencies aren't there.