django-paypal 0.2.4

A pluggable Django application for integrating PayPal Payments Standard or Payments Pro

A pluggable Django application for integrating PayPal Payments Standard or Payments Pro

Home page: https://github.com/spookylukey/django-paypal

Docs: https://django-paypal.readthedocs.org

Change log

Please always check the database upgrading docs when upgrading, and see the release_notes.rst for detailed information about all changes.

Below is a summary:

Version 0.2.4

• Fixed timezone parsing of PalPal data so that PayPalIPN.payment_date and others are handled correctly (if you have USE_TZ = True).

  This does not include a migration to fix old data - see the release notes if you need that.

• Work-arounds for bugs in the IPN Simulator

• Other small fixes

Version 0.2.3

• Fixed various deprecation warnings when running under Django 1.8

Version 0.2.2

• Added ‘commit’ kwarg to express_endpoint_for_token()

Version 0.2.1

• Added PayPalNVP.response_dict attribute.

• Added PayPalFailure.nvp attribute to get full info

• Switched to using requests library for HTTP calls.

Version 0.2

• Introduced new, less confusing signals, and deprecated the old ones. This is a bit of an API overhaul, but the migration path is clear, don’t worry!

Version 0.1.5

• Fixed support for custom User model in South migrations

  If you:

  • are using a custom AUTH_USER_MODEL

  • are using the ‘pro’ app

  • installed version 0.1.4 and ran the migrations,

  you will need to reverse the migrations in the ‘pro’ app that were applied when you ran “./manage.py migrate”.

Version 0.1.4

• New docs!

• Python 3 support.

• Django 1.7 support.

• Support for custom User model via AUTH_USER_MODEL. If you change AUTH_USER_MODEL you will still need to write your own migrations.

• Support for all possible ‘initial’ options that could be wanted in PayPalStandardForm

• Support for PayPalPro CreateBillingAgreement method

• Support for PayPalPro DoReferenceTransaction method

• Upgraded to PayPal Pro API version 116.0

  • This deprecates the “amt” parameter for SetExpressCheckout and DoExpressCheckoutPayment. paymentrequest_0_amt should be used instead. Use of amt will raise a DeprecationWarning for now.

• Various bug fixes, refactorings and small features.

• Removed PDT signals (which were never fired)

Version 0.1.3

• Missing payment types added

• Additional signals:

  • payment_was_refunded

  • payment_was_reversed

• Django 1.6 compatibility

• Various bug fixes, including:

  • Fixes for non-ASCII characters