Create 3 Microservices (Bank Transfer, SMS, Payment)

• Transfer (Paystack)
• Payment (Paystack Service)
• SMS (my.sendchamp.com)
  • A user should be able to transfer fund and receive SMS
  • A user should be able to pay and receive SMS

• clone repo

git clone [email protected]:markowitz/kashbase-test.git

• Change directory to the repository folder

cd kashbase-test

• run composer update for all microservices

sh composer-update-all.sh

• cd into api folder and update env with db credentials

cd api

• run docker for all microservices

sh run.sh

• cd into the microservices and update the necessary third party endpoints and secret keys

• enter into the api microservice

docker exec -it kashbase.router bash

• then run

php artisan migrate --seed

• url POST {base_url}/api/v1/authenticate

  • params

  `{

  email:[email protected]
  
  password:password
  

  `}

• url POST {base_url}/api/v1/transfer/initiate

  - params
  
  > `{ 
  >
  >     account_number:0000000000
  >
  >     bank_code:011
  >
  >    `}
  

• url POST {base_url}/api/v1/transfer/send

  - params
  
  > `{ 
  >
  >     amount:100000
  >
  >     recipient:RCP_t2o5h99jc55q54n
  >
  >     reason:flex bro
  >
  >     currency:NGN
  >    `}
  

• url POST {base_url}/api/v1/transfer/finalize

  - params
  
  > `{ 
  >
  >     otp:864970
  >
  >     transfer_code:TRF_ihoddl0d1rajkzf
  >    `}
  

• url POST {base_url}/api/v1/payments/pay

  - params
  
  > `{ 
  >
  >     email:[email protected]
  >
  >     amount:100000
  >    `}
  

• for the authentication i used laravel sanctum, for better authentication we can use laravel passport for better security and access level to endpoints.
• There are serveral ways microservices can communicate with each other there's RPC, Events and rest. i opted to use Events
• I also logged my response from the sms. There are other ways to monitor if the event failed.