A pluggable Django application for integrating WebToPay Payments
Project description
Inspired by django-paypal
How to use
install django-webtopay
add WEBTOPAY_PASSWORD='pass' to your settings file
Add callback url:: url(r’^wtp/’, include(‘webtopay.urls.makro’)) (it should be relatively hard to guess)
Create a form for submission:
form = WebToPaymentForm( dict(projectid = 123123, orderid = '3c3662bcb661d6de679c636744c66b62', accepturl = request.build_absolute_uri(), cancelurl = request.build_absolute_uri(), callbackurl = reverse('webtopay-makro'), paytext = "Payment for services", p_firstname = "Vardenis", p_lastname = "Pavardenis", p_email = "vardenis@pavardenis.lt", amount = 989, # 9 Lt 89 ct test = 1 ), button_html="<input type='submit' value='Pay!'/>", )
Catch a django signal when the payment is completed:
from webtopay.signals import payment_was_successful def process_payment(**kargs): trans = kargs['sender'] if price_i_expect * 100 != trans.amount: log.error("Received wrong amount. Expected: %d, got: %d",\ price_i_expect*100, trans.amount) return paid = True # from this point we assume customer paid #... payment_was_successful.connect(process_payment)
You should catch payment_was_flagged signal if you want to know when something went wrong:
from webtopay.signals import payment_was_flagged def investigate_payment(**kargs): # kargs['sender'] is an instance of WebToPayResponse. # All fields are documented in webtopay/models.py log.warn("Payment went wrong for %s, please investigate", kargs['sender'].orderid) payment_was_flagged.connect(investigate_payment)
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