drf-instamojo 0.0.1

Instamojo Integration based on Django REST Framework

Instamojo | Django REST Framework

A package for Instamojo integration in Django REST Framework

Instamojo | Django REST Framework is a Django packaged app that provides necessary views based in Django REST Framework. It enables easy integration of Instamojo Payment Gateway with Web/Mobile Application with a RESTful API based server.

Contributors: WE'RE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO CAN CONTRIBUTE IN DOCS

• Civil Machines Technologies Private Limited: For providing me platform and funds for research work. This project is hosted currently with CMT only.
• Himanshu Shankar: Himanshu Shankar has initiated this project and worked on this project to collect useful functions and classes that are being used in various projects.

Installation

• Download and Install via pip

pip install drf_instamojo

or
Download and Install via easy_install

easy_install drf_instamojo

• Add, if wanted, drfaddons in INSTALLED_APPS (This is although not required!)

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    'drf_instamojo',
    ...
]

• Also add other dependencies in INSTALLED_APPS
  

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    'drfaddons',
    ...
]

• Include urls of drf_instamojo in urls.py

urlpatterns = [
    ...
    path('api/instamojo/', include('drf_instamojo.urls')),
    ...
]

# or

urlpatterns = [
    ...
    url(r'^api/instamojo/', include('drf_instamojo.urls')),
    ...
]

• Run migrate command:

python manage.py migrate

MODELS

The application has three models:

• InstamojoConfiguration: You need to define your Instamojo configurations in this model. Only one object can have is_active set to True which will be used with Instamojo API.
• PaymentRequest: This will contain all the Instamojo Payment Request that one will create with Instamojo.
• Payment: This will contain all the responses received from Instamojo API against payment.

VIEWS

The application has following views:

• ListAddPaymentRequestView: All payment request should be made on this view. Requires a logged in user. It'll provide user with required data, including longurl that will be used to make payment.
• ListAddPaymentView: All response data should be posted on this view. Doesn't requires a logged in user.

URLS

• request/: All payment request to be made via this URL.
• payment/: All payment reponses to be posted on this URL.

Quickstart Guide

• Complete Installation Steps (mentioned above)
• Create a configuration via Django Admin in Instamojo Configuration
• Set is_active to True
• Note: Use sandbox mode credential at first

How to integrate with apps

• Use serializers to integrate with custom apps.

Creating Payment Request

Example

• Create a view: PaymentView
• Use PaymentRequestSerializer to create a payment request.
• Check example code in serializers.py:

# Initialize serializer with proper data
prs = PaymentRequestSerializer(data={'amount': 120.00, 'purpose': 'Test', 'send_sms': False,
                                     'redirect_url': 'http://127.0.0.1/api/test/'})

# Check if data is valid
prs.is_valid(raise_exception=True)

instance = prs.save(created_by=user)

• Save instance as foreign key in app pointing to bill for which the payment request is made.
• Return longurl to client for making payment

Problem with created_by requirement in .save() of serializer

• If app doesn't require user to login, use following logic:
  • Inside payment view, take following data from user:
    • Name of the customer
    • Mobile Number of the customer mobile: [phone]
    • Email of the customer email: [e-mail]
  • Use following code to create a logic around getting an existing or creating a new user:

from django.contrib.auth import get_user_model

user_model = get_user_model()
try:
    user = user_model.objects.get(email=email)
except user_model.DoesNotExist:
    try:
        user = user_model.objects.get(mobile=mobile)
    except user_model.DoesNotExist:
        # Now you're dead sure that user does not exists.
        user = user_model.objects.create(name=name, mobile=mobile, email=email, password="RANDOM_PASSWORD")

• Otherwise, simply use user = request.user as user while calling .save() on serializer.
• Bonus Pointer: Check out Django REST Framework - User

Payment Completion

• Use payment_done signal
• Create signals python directory with __init__.py, handlers.py in app
• In handlers.py, create a function for handling payment_done signal

from django.dispatch import receiver

from drf_instamojo.models import PaymentRequest
from drf_instamojo.signals import payment_done


@receiver(signal=payment_done, sender=PaymentRequest)
def payment_done_handler(instance: PaymentRequest, sender, *args, **kwargs):
    ...
    # Payment completed
    # bill.paid()
    # item.dispatch()
    ...