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PyBeanstream is a python client for the Beanstream Payment Gateway API. Although it works it may very well have a few bugs, use at your own risk. Feel free to report bugs.
This version was tested with python 2.7.4 and 3.3.1
About Beanstream:
http://www.beanstream.com/public/index.asp
Supported transaction types
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-Pre-auth
-Capture
-Purchase
-Token Purchase
-Refund (or partial refund)
-Void
Running tests:
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python setup.py nosetests
Sample Code
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Check the tests.py file for test transactions.
Here's a sample transaction:
from pybeanstream.client import BeanClient
d = ('John Doe',
'371100001000131',
'1234',
'05',
'15',
'10.00',
'123456789',
'john.doe@pranana.com',
'John Doe',
'5145555555',
'88 Mont-Royal Est',
'Montreal',
'QC',
'H2T1N6',
'CA'
)
b = BeanClient('MY_USERNAME',
'MY_PASSWORD',
'MY_MERCHANT_ID')
response = b.purchase_request(*d)
assert(response['trnApproved'] == '1')
API Notes:
Possible CVD responses:
'1': 'CVD Match',
'2': 'CVD Mismatch',
'3': 'CVD Not Verified',
'4': 'CVD Should have been present',
'5': 'CVD Issuer unable to process request',
'6': 'CVD Not Provided'
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