Python Library for Juspay Express Checkout API
Installation
Prerequisites:
Ensure that you have installed the ‘requests’ package for python,
If not, open the terminal and type ‘pip install requests’
NOTE: If pip is not installed, install pip by download get_pip.py from the https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py and run the script in your terminal
Procedure
Run the following command in your terminal
pip install expresscheckout
- You can use the library by including the following import statement in your python script
import expresscheckout as Juspay
Now, you can use the library as follows
Juspay.api_key = ‘your_api_key’ Juspay.Orders.create(order_id=1,amount=100.0)
For more instructions on how to use the library, please refer to the documentation at https://apidocs.juspay.in
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