These hooks are executed in a transaction.
The extension points (hook names), and the functions that are called by each extension point. A function must be defined inside a JavaScript source and must be exported. The script with the exported hook function must be located inside a site cartridge. Inside the site cartridge a 'package.json' file with a 'hooks' entry must exist.
"hooks": "./hooks.json"The hooks entry links to a json file, relative to the 'package.json' file. This file lists all registered hooks inside the hooks property:
"hooks": [ {"name": "dw.extensions.paymentapi.beforeAuthorization", "script": "./payment.ds"} {"name": "dw.extensions.paymentapi.afterAuthorization", "script": "./payment.ds"} ]
A hook entry has a 'name' and a 'script' property.
- The 'name' contains the extension point, the hook name.
- The 'script' contains the script relative to the hooks file, with the exported hook function.
Called after the response has been handled for a request to authorize payment for the given order.
Called when a request is to be made to authorize payment for the given order.
Called after the response has been handled for a request to authorize payment for the given order.
The given status is the result of handling the response without customization. That status will be used unless an implementation of this hook returns an alternative status.
Called when a request is to be made to authorize payment for the given order.
Return an error status to indicate a problem. The request will not be made to the payment provider.