barcode

QUERY

This can be used to call back a single barcode.

Arguments

merchant_uidRequired

ID

The Pay Theory unique identifier assigned to the merchant.

barcode_idRequired

String

The unique barcode identifier.

Response

Barcode

account_code

String| null

Custom defined value passed in as the account code for the barcode.

amount

Int

The amount of the payment.

barcode_id

String

The unique barcode identifier.

barcode_url

String| null

The URL to the barcode image.

email_or_phone

String

The email or phone number of the payor.

expiration_date

AWSDate| null

The date the barcode expires.

fees

Int| null

The fees associated with the payment.

full_name

String

The full name tied to the barcode.

invoice_id

String| null

The invoice id associated with the payment.

merchant_uid

String

The Pay Theory unique identifier assigned to the merchant.

metadata

AWSJSON| null

The metadata to attach to the barcode. This is a JSON object that can contain any data that you want to attach to the barcode.

payor

Payor| null

The payor object associated with the barcode.

payor_id

String| null

Pay Theory unique identifier for the payor.

reference

String| null

Custom defined value passed in as the reference for the barcode.

sale_id

String| null

The Pay Theory unique identifier assigned to the sale that the authorization belongs to. Sales can be used to tie together multiple transactions.

Examples

Get a barcode

expiration_date has no time. metadata comes back as a JSON string of key/value pairs, not the object you sent.

SUCCESS 200

GRAPHQL

query Barcode($merchant_uid: ID!, $barcode_id: String!) {
  barcode(merchant_uid: $merchant_uid, barcode_id: $barcode_id) {
    barcode_id
    merchant_uid
    amount
    fees
    expiration_date
    full_name
    email_or_phone
    sale_id
    reference
    account_code
    invoice_id
    metadata
  }
}