Hey, this might be a strange thing to open an issue for, but I'm using the SDK to transition from Authorize.net AIM to CyberSource, and I noticed that all the examples use things like:
request.payment_information = payment_info.__dict__
# etc
message_body = json.dumps(request.__dict__)
instead of:
request.payment_information = payment_info
# etc
message_body = json.dumps(request.do_dict())
...even though the SDK provides to_dict() for a whole lot of things, so it looks like it was designed for that (and it avoids including unwanted attributes by accident). It looks like both ways produce the same output and work on the process_payment.py sample.
Is there a reason to prefer __dict__ each time over a single to_dict() at the end?
Thanks
Hey, this might be a strange thing to open an issue for, but I'm using the SDK to transition from Authorize.net AIM to CyberSource, and I noticed that all the examples use things like:
instead of:
...even though the SDK provides to_dict() for a whole lot of things, so it looks like it was designed for that (and it avoids including unwanted attributes by accident). It looks like both ways produce the same output and work on the process_payment.py sample.
Is there a reason to prefer
__dict__each time over a singleto_dict()at the end?Thanks