giusdp
Hello!
I wanted to try out Polar.sh on a project of mine and of course they don’t have an official Elixir client library. So I’ve made one myself!
They have an OpenAPI spec json (I think they rely on it as well for their official clients) so I’ve used the amazing aj-foster/open-api-generator to generate the Elixir code. I quickly threw together a req client and a mix task to pull the spec and generate the sdk after looking at a couple of similar repos.
Perhaps it will be useful to someone wanting to integrate Polar.sh in their phoenix projects ![]()
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dmarcoux
Hi @giusdp,
thank you for building this. Do you (or someone else) use this in production at the moment?
giusdp
Hello,
unfortunately I have no idea.
Personally I’m using it in a side project which I had not launched yet, so I have no real-world usage. I’m using it with a polar sandbox env, mostly to create checkout links and be redirected back.
I got a couple of PRs so I think it is being used by others. After all it’s just a generated sdk from the spec with a req client.
It’d be nice to know if someone uses it in prod!
dmarcoux
I will definitely let you know if I use it. I am currently looking at my options, I haven’t decided yet which payment platform to use.