dwolla 1.6.5

Dwolla Client API

Official Python wrapper for Dwolla’s API

Version

1.6.6

Requirements

• Python

• Dwolla Application

Installation

Automatic installation using pip:

pip install dwolla

Usage

from dwolla import DwollaUser
DwollaUser = DwollaUser('[OAuth Token Goes Here]')

transactionId = DwollaUser.send_funds(1.00, '812-626-8794', '[PIN]')
print transactionId

Examples / Quickstart

To use the examples in the /examples folder, first edit the _keys.py file and add your Dwolla API application’s key, and secret, along with your account’s OAuth token, and PIN.

This repo includes various usage examples, including:

• Authenticating with OAuth [oauth.py]

• Sending money [send.py]

• Fetching account information [accountInfo.py]

• Grabbing a user’s contacts [contacts.py]

• Listing a user’s funding sources [fundingSources.py]

• Creating offsite gateway sessions [offsiteGateway.py]

• Registering a new Dwolla user account [registerUser.py]

• Handling money requests [request.py]

Environment Variables

• DWOLLA_VERIFY_SSL (optional; True/False) Should we verify Dwolla’s SSL?

• DWOLLA_DEBUG (optional; True/False) Enable verbose debug?

• DWOLLA_SANDBOX (optional; True/False) Use Dwolla’s UAT env?

• DWOLLA_API_HOST (optional; String/URL) A custom API host URL; defaults to https://www.dwolla.com/

Instantiation Variables

If an application makes it difficult to use environment variables to set parameters, each of the aforementioned variables can be put into a Python dict upon instantiation of DwollaGateway(), DwollaClientApp(), and DwollaUser().

{
    'VERIFY_SSL': True,
    'DEBUG': True,
    'SANDBOX': True,
    'HOST': 'https://somecustomhost.thatyouprobablywontset.dwolla.com'
}

Let’s take the previous example from the Usage section, and make our requests target the UAT environment via instantiation variables:

from dwolla import DwollaUser
DwollaUser = DwollaUser('[OAuth Token Goes Here]', {'SANDBOX': True})

transactionId = DwollaUser.send_funds(1.00, '812-626-8794', '[PIN]')
print transactionId

Methods

DwollaClientApp class:

init_oauth_url(redircet_uri, scope) ==> (string) OAuth permissions page URL
get_oauth_token(code)               ==> (string) a never-expiring OAuth access token
get_account_info(account_id)        ==> (array) the user entity for {account_id}
get_nearby_spots([lat, lon, range, limit])  ==> (array) list of nearby spots matching the search criteria
register_user(email, password, pin, firstName, lastName, address, address2, city, state, zip, phone, dateOfBirth[, organization, ein, type, acceptTerms])   ==> (dict) the newly created user record

DwollaUser class:

get_balance()                           ==> (string) the Dwolla balance of the account associated with the token
get_account_info(account_id)            ==> (dict) the user entity associated with the token
get_nearby_users(lat, lon)
get_contacts([search, types, limit])    ==> (array) list of contacts matching the search criteria

get_transaction(transaction_id)         ==> (dict) transaction details
get_transaction_list([since, types, limit, skip])       ==> (array) a list of recent transactions matching the search criteria
get_transaction_stats([types, start_date, end_date])    ==> (dict) statistics about the account associated with the token
send_funds(amount, dest, pin[, notes, assume_cost, facil_amount, dest_type])    ==> (string) transaction ID

request_funds(amount, source, pin[, notes, facil_amount, source_type])          ==> (string) request ID
fulfill_request(request_id, pin[, amount, notes, funds_source, assume_cost])
cancel_request(request_id)
get_request(request_id)
get_pending_requests()

get_funding_sources()   ==> (array) a list of funding sources associated with the token
get_funding_source(id)  ==> (dict) information about the {id} funding source
add_funding_source(routing_number, account_number, account_type, account_name)
verify_funding_source(source_id, deposit1, deposit2)
withdraw(source_id, pin, amount)
deposit(source_id, pin, amount)

DwollaGateway class:

set_mode(mode)          ==> (bool) did mode change?
start_gateway_session() ==> (bool) did session start?
add_gateway_product(name, amount[, desc, qty])              ==> (bool) was product added?
verify_gateway_signature(signature, checkout_id, amount)    ==> (bool) is signature valid?
get_gateway_URL(destination_id[, order_id, discount, shipping, tax, notes, callback])    ==> (string) checkout URL

Changelog

1.6.5

• Fixed PyPi issue with README error on install. README on PyPi is of fully compliant RST format and no longer a symlink.

1.6.4

• Updated a payment and request response to use HOST variable instead of hardcoded string (should now work with UAT)

1.6.3

• Fix an issue with the verify_ssl variable

1.6.2

• Add verify_webhook_signature method

1.6.1

• Add the AllowGuestCheckout flag to the offiste gateway

1.6.0

• Add refund API endpoint

1.5.1

• Fixed float(amount) bug - Pull req by [@anfedorov](https://github.com/anfedorov)

• Fix timing vulnerability in verify_gateway_signature - Pull req by [@anfedorov](https://github.com/anfedorov)

• DwollaGateway.init shouldn’t require redirect_uri - Issue by [@anfedorov](https://github.com/anfedorov)

1.5.0

• Add support for Dwolla’s UAT

1.4.9

• Remove PIN requirement on def request()

1.4.8

• Added Guest Checkout flag to get_gateway_URL() (Thanks, @pegler)

1.4.7

• Fixed endpoint URLs

1.4.6

• Removed unwanted print statements

1.4.5

• Add support for SSL verification override

1.4.4

• Add support for host override

1.4.3

• Fixed docs for the transaction/listings() delimiter (Thanks, @klobyone)

1.4.2

• Fixed wrong parameter name in add_funding_source() (Thanks @Louis11)

• Fixed typos in example files

1.4.1

• Fix for assume_cost parameter

1.4

• Implement add_funding_source

• Implement verify_funding_source

• Implement withdraw

• Implement deposit

• Implement get_nearby_users

• Implement fulfill_request

• Implement cancel_request

• Implement get_request

• Implement get_pending_requests

• Add example code for fundingSources.py

• Add example code for request.py

1.3.4

• Verify SSL certificate

Credits

This wrapper is a forked extension of Thomas Hansen’s ‘dwolla-python’ module.

• Thomas Hansen <[e-mail]>

• Jordan Bouvier <[e-mail]>

• Michael Schonfeld <[e-mail]>

• George Sibble <[e-mail]>

• Andrey Fedorov <[e-mail]>

Support

• Dwolla API <[e-mail]>

• Michael Schonfeld <[e-mail]>

References / Documentation

http://developers.dwolla.com/dev

License

(The MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2012 Dwolla <[e-mail]>

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