django-getpaid-payu 0.2.1

Django-GetPaid plugin for PayU service.

django-getpaid-payu

Django-getpaid plugin for PayU service.

Note

This is Alpha-quality software. You are more than welcome to send PRs with fixes and new features.

Installation

First make sure that django-getpaid is installed and configured.

Then, simply install the plugin:

pip install django-getpaid-payu

This should pull django-getpaid in case it’s not installed yet.

Configuration

Add "getpaid_payu" to your INSTALLED_APPS and add plugin configuration.

# settings.py

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    # ...
    "getpaid",
    "getpaid_payu",
]

GETPAID_BACKEND_SETTINGS = {
    "getpaid_payu": {
        # take these from your merchant panel:
        "pos_id": 12345,
        "second_key": "91ae651578c5b5aa93f2d38a9be8ce11",
        "oauth_id": 12345,
        "oauth_secret": "12f071174cb7eb79d4aac5bc2f07563f",
    },
    # ...
}

Note

If DEBUG setting is set to True, the plugin will use the sandbox API.

That should be enough to make your django-getpaid integration use new plugin and allow you to choose PayU for supported currencies.

Other settings

You can change additional settings for the plugin:

confirmation_method

• PUSH - paywall will send status updates to the callback endpoint hence updating status automatically

• PULL - each Payment has to be verified by calling its fetch_and_update_status(), eg. from a Celery task.

Default: PUSH

paywall_method

• REST - payment will be created using REST api call to paywall

• POST - an extra screen will be displayed with a confirmation button that will send all Payment params to paywall using POST. This is not recommended by PayU.

Licence

MIT

Authors

Dominik Kozaczko