django-docdata
Python/Django client to the Docdata payment system.
What it does
This package offers Python and Django integration for Docdata’s WebMenu product. It offers a direct abstraction of the API living in docdata.interface which does not use Django for anything other than UTF-8 encoding of URL’s. On top of this we implemented a Django persistence layer and a payment_status_changed signal for easy integration into webshops and other applications requiring payments.
Supported versions
This package officially supports Python 2.7 and Django 1.8 and 1.9, pull requests for Python 3 are encouraged.
Who uses this
We are using this package in-house over at Visualspace, on a fairly large production webshop. Some version of this software has been included in pcommerce.payment.docdata by Huub Bouma.
Tests
This package has fairly extensive test coverage. However, a significant portion of the tests currently requires a testing account and hence DOCDATA_MERCHANT_NAME and DOCDATA_MERCHANT_PASSWORD to be setup in the file test_secrets.py (see test_secrets.example). After that the tests can be run with:
./runtests.py
Coverage
Only offline tests are currently being run with Travis, hence the actual coverage should be much higher. To run the online tests as well, Docdata credentials need to be configured in test_project/test_project/test_secrets.py.
Pull requests for properly mocked online interactions based on the examples in Docdata’s implementation manual are greatly appreciated.
Settings
- DOCDATA_MERCHANT_NAME
Credentials as supplied by the payment provider.
- DOCDATA_MERCHANT_PASSWORD
Credentials as supplied by the payment provider.
- DOCDATA_DEBUG
Whether or not to run in testing mode. Defaults to True.
- DOCDATA_PROFILE
Which profile to use for processing payments. Defaults to standard.
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