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django-virtual-pos is a module that abstracts the flow of paying in several online payment platforms.

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# django-virtual-pos
Django module that abstracts the flow of several virtual points of sale including PayPal


# What's this?

This module abstracts the use of the most used virtual points of sale in Spain.

# License

[MIT LICENSE](LICENSE).

# Implemented payment methods

## PayPal

Easy integration with PayPal.

## Spanish Virtual Points of Sale

### Ceca
[CECA](http://www.cajasdeahorros.es/) is the Spanish confederation of savings banks.

### RedSyS
[RedSyS](http://www.redsys.es/) gives payment services to several Spanish banks like CaixaBank or Caja Rural.

### Santander Elavon
[Santander Elavon](https://www.santanderelavon.com/) is one of the payment methods of the Spanish bank Santander.


# Requirements and Installation

## Requirements

- Python 2.7 (Python 3 not tested, contributors wanted!)
- [Django](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django)
- [BeautifulSoup4](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/beautifulsoup4)
- [lxml](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/lxml)
- [pycrypto](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pycrypto)
- [Pytz](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pytz)
- [Requests](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/requests)


Type:
````sh
$ pip install django beautifulsoup4 lxml pycrypto pytz
````

## Installation


### From PyPi

````sh
$ pip install django-virtual-pos
````

### From master branch

Master branch will allways contain a working version of this module.

````sh
$ pip install git+git://github.com/intelligenia/django-virtual-pos.git
````


### settings.py

Add the application djangovirtualpos to your settings.py:

````python
INSTALLED_APPS = (
# ...
"djangovirtualpos",
)
````

# Use

See this [manual](manual/COMMON.md) (currently only in Spanish).

## Needed models

You will need to implement this skeleton view using your own **Payment** model.

This model has must have at least the following attributes:
- **code**: sale code given by our system.
- **operation_number**: bank operation number.
- **status**: status of the payment: "paid", "pending" (**pending** is mandatory) or "canceled".
- **amount**: amount to be charged.

And the following methods:
- **online_confirm**: mark the payment as paid.

## Integration examples
- [djshop](https://github.com/diegojromerolopez/djshop)


## Needed views
### Sale summary view

````python
def payment_summary(request, payment_id):
"""
Load a Payment object and show a summary of its contents to the user.
"""

payment = get_object_or_404(Payment, id=payment_id, status="pending")
replacements = {
"payment": payment,
# ...
}
return render(request, '<sale summary template path>', replacements)

````

Note that this payment summary view should load a JS file called **set_payment_attributes.js**.

This file is needed to set initial payment attributes according to which bank have the user selected.


### Payment_confirm view

````python
@csrf_exempt
def payment_confirmation(request, virtualpos_type):
"""
This view will be called by the bank.
"""
# Directly call to confirm_payment view

# Or implement the following actions

# Checking if the Point of Sale exists
virtual_pos = VirtualPointOfSale.receiveConfirmation(request, virtualpos_type=virtualpos_type)

if not virtual_pos:
# The VPOS does not exist, inform the bank with a cancel
# response if needed
return VirtualPointOfSale.staticResponseNok(virtualpos_type)

# Verify if bank confirmation is indeed from the bank
verified = virtual_pos.verifyConfirmation()
operation_number = virtual_pos.operation.operation_number

with transaction.atomic():
try:
# Getting your payment object from operation number
payment = Payment.objects.get(operation_number=operation_number, status="pending")
except Payment.DoesNotExist:
return virtual_pos.responseNok("not_exists")

if verified:
# Charge the money and answer the bank confirmation
try:
response = virtual_pos.charge()
# Implement the online_confirm method in your payment
# this method will mark this payment as paid and will
# store the payment date and time.
payment.online_confirm()
except VPOSCantCharge as e:
return virtual_pos.responseNok(extended_status=e)
except Exception as e:
return virtual_pos.responseNok("cant_charge")

else:
# Payment could not be verified
# signature is not right
response = virtual_pos.responseNok("verification_error")

return response
````

### Payment ok view

````python
def payment_ok(request, sale_code):
"""
Informs the user that the payment has been made successfully
:param payment_code: Payment code.
:param request: request.
"""

# Load your Payment model given its code
payment = get_object_or_404(Payment, code=sale_code, status="paid")

context = {'pay_status': "Done", "request": request}
return render(request, '<payment_ok template>', {'context': context, 'payment': payment})
````

### Payment cancel view

````python
def payment_cancel(request, sale_code):
"""
Informs the user that the payment has been canceled
:param payment_code: Payment code.
:param request: request.
"""

# Load your Payment model given its code
payment = get_object_or_404(Payment, code=sale_code, status="pending")
# Mark this payment as canceled
payment.cancel()

context = {'pay_status': "Done", "request": request}
return render(request, '<payment_canceled template>', {'context': context, 'payment': payment})
````

### Refund view

````python
def refund(request, tpv, payment_code, amount, description):
"""
:param request:
:param tpv: TPV Id
:param payment_code: Payment code
:param amount: Refund Amount (Example 10.89).
:param description: Description of refund cause.
:return:
"""

amount = Decimal(amount)

try:
# Checking if the Point of Sale exists
tpv = VirtualPointOfSale.get(id=tpv)
# Checking if the Payment exists
payment = Payment.objects.get(code=payment_code, state="paid")

except Payment.DoesNotExist as e:
return http_bad_request_response_json_error(message=u"Does not exist payment with code {0}".format(payment_code))

refund_status = tpv.refund(payment_code, amount, description)

if refund_status:
message = u"Refund successful"
else:
message = u"Refund with erros"

return http_response_json_ok(message)
````


# Authors
- Mario Barchéin marioREMOVETHIS@REMOVETHISintelligenia.com
- Diego J. Romero diegoREMOVETHIS@REMOVETHISintelligenia.com

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