Lunixi Python SDK

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Version 0.2.0 adds typed payment APIs and durable checkout orchestration while preserving the existing fraud decision/event API. The SDK is synchronous, thread-safe per client, and ships py.typed.

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Installation

The 0.2.0 source release is available through the repository/tag; a GitHub release does not imply a PyPI publication:

pip install "lunixi-sdk @ git+https://github.com/Lunixi-Payment/lunixi-python.git@v0.2.0"

From a source checkout, pip install -e . installs the SDK; pip install -e '.[frameworks]' installs optional runtime dependencies. Framework apps and full native tests need Python 3.12+ and the source checkout. They are runnable examples, not separately registered framework packages.

Payment quick start

import os
from lunixi import LunixiClient, CreateIntent

client = LunixiClient(
    base_url="https://api-gateway.lunixi.com",
    key_id=os.environ["LUNIXI_KEY_ID"],
    private_key=os.environ["LUNIXI_PRIVATE_KEY"],
    max_retries=0,
)
intent = client.payments().create_intent(
    CreateIntent(1990, "TRY", "persisted-order-123",
                 callback_url="https://shop.example/return/123"),
    idempotency_key=persisted_attempt_key,
)
# Return only after authenticating ownership of the persisted order:
public_form_configuration = intent.browser_config()
# Or redirect to the fixed hosted origin:
hosted_url = intent.hosted_url

Money is integer minor units, from 1 to 9,007,199,254,740,991; booleans, floats, zero and removed root amount fields fail before token exchange/network. minor_units('19.90','TRY') converts a plain decimal string exactly; JPY has0 decimals and KWD 3. Preauthorization is a JSON boolean; an authorization is on hold, not paid. Available methods, installments, eligible shopping credit/meal cards, insurance and multi-card options belong to the Lunixi form/panel. The examples never collect card numbers/CVV.

Non-intent helpers return the complete response envelope, preserving details, pageInfo and request IDs. Financial helper keys are required and must come from durable application records. An HTTP 2xx mutation response does not prove settlement.

Durable native checkout

lunixi.commerce.CheckoutService persists an immutable merchant/order/amount/currency snapshot and a stable attempt key before network I/O. It encrypts persisted browser tokens with a separate 32-byte server key. A native adapter supplies the transaction store and an idempotent native order callback using that same connection/transaction.

from lunixi.commerce import CheckoutService, SqliteLedgerStore, SecretBox, OrderSnapshot

ledger = SqliteLedgerStore("/secure/state/commerce.sqlite3")
ledger.install()  # explicit schema setup, outside request handling
service = CheckoutService(client, ledger, SecretBox(server_encryption_key_bytes))
session = service.start(
    "order-123", OrderSnapshot(merchant_id, "order-123", 1990, "TRY"),
    "https://shop.example/return/order-123", hosted=True,
)
# `apply_native` validates current native totals/holds and writes using tx.connection.
decision = service.reconcile("order-123", apply_native)

The runnable framework integrations implement real order, stock, inbox and native outbox writes; a no-op callback is not a fulfillment implementation. Native fraud/manual holds remain effective after capture. Changed native totals/currency cannot be completed by an older intent. Buyer installment fees require the persisted fingerprint and stay separate from the basket; split success requires complete, balanced parent evidence with no compensation/reconciliation requirement. Partial capture is on hold.

Browser query parameters/form events never mark paid. service.webhook(raw_bytes, headers, secret, apply_native) verifies raw-body v2 HMAC/freshness/signed id/type, then queries authenticated payment/split evidence. Payment GET's data.id, create result paymentId and webhook data.intentId identify the same payment. Durable row locking and unique event hashes commit with native writes; a failed callback rolls back both. Signed event-ID content collisions fail. Lost create responses recover only from a verified payment webhook plus authenticated GET echoing the original opaque reservation hash/fingerprint; an existing payment ID is never rebound.

service.mutate(order_key, persisted_operation_id, 'capture'|'refund'|'void', amount_or_none, apply_native) reserves a durable operation and stable gateway key. operation_status(...) returns pending, uncertain or confirmed without exposing the key. New IDs are blocked while a prior operation is unresolved. Only authenticated balances/releases confirm success; refunds cannot exceed captured funds. Retry the exact original operation ID/amount after a timeout. Unconfirmed create/mutation retries older than 23 hours are blocked before POST, since gateway key retention is finite. GET reconciliation remains available. FAILED without outcome certainty stays review; this version provides no automatic ambiguous-attempt reset.

Authentication, transport and JSON

Generate Ed25519 keys with generate_key_pair() and register only the public key. The SDK accepts PKCS8 PEM/DER, base64/hex seeds and validated 64-byte seed/public exports. cryptography provides curve/AES-GCM primitives. Keep one client per origin/merchant key; token refresh coalesces concurrent threads. A custom TokenStore must be explicitly scoped to that origin/key. Cache lifetime respects expiration/skew; credentials do not appear in config representations.

HTTPS origins cannot contain credentials, path prefixes, query or fragment. API paths remain under /api/v1/ without traversal or normalization escapes. Redirects are not followed, including authentication redirects. Defaults:30 seconds/request,8MiB response cap,2 extra retries; timeout is bounded to 120 seconds and retries to5. Writes retry only with a nonempty stable key, including a401 refresh. Signing uses exact compact UTF-8 JSON, JavaScript numeric-key ordering and RFC8785 ECMAScript scalar formatting; unsafe integers/non-finite numbers fail locally. An explicit numeric-loopback HTTP opt-in exists for transport tests; Commerce always requires HTTPS.

Existing fraud API

from lunixi import Channel
result = client.fraud().evaluate(
    channel=Channel.STANDALONE_API,
    transaction_ref="persisted-order-123",
    payment={"amount":1990,"currency":"TRY"},
)
if result.blocked:
    refuse_order()
elif result.requires_review or result.requires_three_d:
    hold_for_review_or_three_ds()

Fraud evaluate, decision-log list/get and event record/batch APIs retain their names/results. Decision/log calls remain bearer-authenticated; event ingest is signed per request. Batch ingestion supports up to 500 events and may partially succeed; inspect result.failures() and resend failed events with the same event IDs. Page preserves top-level cursor metadata; iterate using the returned cursor. No internal console route is a supported merchant API.

Other documented services and errors

response = client.api().request(
    "GET", "/api/v1/payments/methods", step_up=True,
)

The generic authenticated layer can reach other documented merchant services with explicit step_up=True when required. This release does not claim typed subscription, KYC, identity, sanction, wallet, insurance, bank-connect, direct-card or split-initiation workflows. Browser form submission belongs to the official bundle.

Catch LunixiError or typed ApiError/ValidationError/AuthenticationError/RateLimitError/ServiceUnavailableError. Status, machine code, request ID and quota metadata remain available; raw remote error messages/bodies and transport exception text are withheld. Do not log raw successful responses either: they can carry browser tokens/customer data.

Low-level WebhookVerifier verifies signatures but does not claim replay IDs. Default signed id/type binding is strict. allow_legacy_header_fields=True preserves the old nonfinancial fallback explicitly and produces no financial replay proof; never use it for order fulfillment. tolerance_seconds=None is an explicit offline-fixture option, not a live setting. A secret list supports rotation; retain old endpoint secrets through the grace window.

Verify and build

pip install -r requirements-dev.lock
pip install --no-deps -e .
ruff check src integrations tests
ruff format --check src integrations tests
mypy src/lunixi
bandit -r src/lunixi integrations -q
pip-audit
pytest -q
python -m build

The lock targets the verified Python 3.12 development environment. Core CI also exercises Python 3.9/3.10/3.14; framework tests run on 3.12. Native tests use real framework clients/users/CSRF/ORM/databases and synthetic external gateway transport. The HTTPS transport fixture binds only loopback. No live charge, external email or automatic shipment occurs in tests. Wheel contains the typed SDK; sdist/source also contains runnable apps, tests, original logos and EN/TR guides.

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