Test creating a checkout link
This endpoint is used to test the creation of a checkout link for the given app integration. The checkout link will be created with the given payload request.
The id of the app integration.
The brand URL of the request. This is used to identify the brand.
YOUR_BRAND_URLAuth-Key is required to authenticate the request. If missing, the server will return 401 Unauthorized.
YOUR_AUTH_KEYThe public key of the payment gateway used for authentication. For PayPal: Client ID from your PayPal app credentials (used with OAuth 2.0). For Stripe: Publishable key from your Stripe dashboard (used client-side).
The private key of the payment gateway used for secure server-side operations. For PayPal: Secret from your PayPal app credentials. For Stripe: Secret key from your Stripe dashboard (used for server-side API calls). Note: This should never be exposed to client-side code.
The display name shown to customers during checkout. For PayPal: Appears as the merchant name during PayPal checkout flow. For Stripe: Displayed as the company name on Stripe Checkout pages. Maximum length is typically 127 characters for most payment providers.
The request was successful.
This provides interfaces for API responses with data.
This is the flag to indicate whether the API call is successful or not.
This is the HTTP status code. This is used to determine the status code to be returned to the client.
This is the message to be displayed to the user.
This is the data to be returned to the client.
The user is not authorized to access the requested resource. The request is missing the required Auth-Key header.
The user's access was denied.
API call exceeded rate limit due to too many requests.
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