django-askell 0.1.2

Recurring payments solution Askell integration for Django and Wagtail (optional)

django-askell

Áskell integration for Django and Wagtail (optional)

Installation

pip install django-askell

Add the app to your INSTALLED_APPS

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    # ... other apps
    
    'askell',

    # ... other apps
]

Add the app urls to your project urls.py:

from django.urls import path, include

from askell.urls import urls as askell_urls

urlpatterns = [
    # ... your other urls
    path('askell/', include(askell_urls)),
    # ... more urls
]

To complete your setup, it is recommended to set up a webhook in Áskell's dashboard pointing to your website's URL. If your website has the domain https://example.com and you have added the app urls to your project, then the view that receives the webhooks is located at https://example.com/askell/webhook/.

Create your webhook, and then obtain your webhook secret and put it in your settings file or environment in your project:

ASKELL_WEBHOOK_SECRET = 'my-secret'

Webhook handlers

You can register new webhook handlers if you want to implement custom logic when something happens in Áskell. These are the default webhook handlers:

askell.webhook_handlers.payment_created
askell.webhook_handlers.payment_changed

Registering a new handler is simple:

from askell.webhooks import register_webhook_handler

@register_webhook_handler
def payment_settled(request, event, data):
    from .models import Payment
    if event == 'payment.changed':
        if data['state'] == 'settled':
            # do something here
    return True

TODO

• Document webhook handlers
• [ ] Document views
• Implement subscription handling

Release notes

Version 0.1.2

• Added logging mechanism for debugging

Version 0.1.1

• Changed the way webhook handlers are imported and documented

Version 0.1

• Support for creating Payment objects
• Support for webhooks processing and verification
• Default webhook handlers for payment created, and changed