Django payment gateway for smscoin service
Payment gateway site: http://smscoin.com
Link to repository: https://github.com/Arpaso/smscoin
Usage
You have to use south migrations to update your database:
python manage.py migrate
Django form field: SMSKeyField. Example in forms.py:
from smscoin.fields import SMSKeyField class SMSForm(forms.ModelForm): sms_pair = SMSKeyField(label=_("Access code"), required=True)settings.py:
SMSCOIN_KEY = "12345" # Your smscoin.com account key
Provider model:
from smscoin.models import Provider
Provides CountryAdmin to use at django admin interface
Provides django management command to update sms tariffs from the http://smscoin.com service:
python manage.py update_sms_tariff
help tag:
{% smscoin_help %}
Written by the development team of Arpaso company: http://arpaso.com
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