fib-python-payment-sdk 0.1.8

SDK for integrating with the FIB payment system, enabling user authentication and payment transactions.

FIB Payment SDK

The FIB Payment SDK provides seamless integration with the FIB payment system, empowering developers to streamline payment transactions and facilitate secure refunds within their applications.

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Table of Contents

• Features
• Installation
  • Using pip
  • Alternative Installation (Without pip)
• Configuration
• Usage of the SDK
  • Payment Integration Examples
• Documentation
• Testing
• Contributing
• License
• Support
• Acknowledgments
• Versioning
• FAQ

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Features

• Payment Transactions: Enable users to make payments securely through the FIB payment system.
• Refund Processing: Process refunds securely and efficiently.
• Payment Status Checking: Track the status of payments accurately.
• Payment Cancellation: Cancel payments securely and easily.

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Installation

Install the SDK using pip:

pip install fib-python-payment-sdk

Alternative Installation (Without pip)

You can clone the repository and manually include the SDK in your project:

git clone https://github.com/First-Iraqi-Bank/fib-python-payment-sdk.git

Ensure to include the SDK directory in your Python path.

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Configuration

Set the following environment variables to configure the SDK:

• FIB_API_KEY: Your FIB payment API key.
• FIB_API_SECRET: Your FIB payment API secret.
• FIB_BASE_URL: Base URL for the FIB payment API.
• FIB_GRANT_TYPE: Authentication grant type (default: client_credentials).
• FIB_REFUNDABLE_FOR: Transaction refund period (default: P7D).
• FIB_CURRENCY: Transaction currency (default: IQD).
• FIB_CALLBACK_URL: Callback URL for handling payment notifications.

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Usage of the SDK

Below is a basic example of how to use the SDK to handle payment operations directly within your application.

Payment Operations Example

This example demonstrates how to perform common payment operations, including creating a payment, checking its status, issuing a refund, and canceling a payment.

1. Setup Environment Variables: Ensure you have loaded the necessary environment variables for the SDK.

   from dotenv import load_dotenv
   import os
   
   # Load environment variables from the .env file
   load_dotenv()
   

2. Initialize Services: Create instances of the authentication and payment integration services.

   from fib_python_payment_sdk.services.fib_auth_integration_service import FIBAuthIntegrationService
   from fib_python_payment_sdk.services.fib_payment_integration_service import FIBPaymentIntegrationService
   
   # Initialize the authentication service
   auth_service = FIBAuthIntegrationService()
   
   # Initialize the payment integration service
   payment_service = FIBPaymentIntegrationService(auth_service)
   

3. Create a Payment:

   To create a payment, use the following function:

   def create_payment(amount, callback_url, description):
       try:
           payment_response = payment_service.create_payment(amount, callback_url, description)
           payment_details = {
               'fib_payment_id': payment_response['paymentId'],
               'readable_code': payment_response['readableCode'],
               'personal_app_link': payment_response['personalAppLink'],
               'valid_until': payment_response['validUntil'],
           }
           return payment_details
       except Exception as e:
           print("Error during payment creation:", str(e))
           return None
   

   Example usage:

   payment_details = create_payment(1000, 'http://localhost/callback', 'Test payment description')
   print("Payment Details:", payment_details)
   

4. Check Payment Status:

   To check the status of a payment:

   def check_payment_status(payment_id):
       try:
           status = payment_service.check_payment_status(payment_id)
           return status
       except Exception as e:
           print("Error during payment status check:", str(e))
           return None
   

   Example usage:

   if payment_details:
       payment_id = payment_details['fib_payment_id']
       status = check_payment_status(payment_id)
       print("Payment Status:", status)
   

5. Refund a Payment:

   To refund a payment:

   def refund_payment(payment_id):
       try:
           refund_response = payment_service.refund(payment_id)
           return refund_response.status_code
       except Exception as e:
           print("Error during refund:", str(e))
           return None
   

   Example usage:

   if payment_details:
       payment_id = payment_details['fib_payment_id']
       refund_status_code = refund_payment(payment_id)
       print("Refund Status Code:", refund_status_code)
   

6. Cancel a Payment:

   To cancel a payment:

   def cancel_payment(payment_id):
       try:
           cancel_response = payment_service.cancel(payment_id)
           return cancel_response.status_code
       except Exception as e:
           print("Error during cancellation:", str(e))
           return None
   

   Example usage:

   if payment_details:
       payment_id = payment_details['fib_payment_id']
       cancel_status_code = cancel_payment(payment_id)
       print("Cancel Status Code:", cancel_status_code)
   

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This structure provides clear examples of how to use the SDK for payment operations, focusing on practical usage rather than code organization in a specific file.

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Documentation

For more detailed documentation, refer to the FIB Online Payment API Documentation.

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Testing

Run the SDK tests using unittest:

python -m unittest discover -s tests -p 'test_*.py'

Run a specific test case:

python -m unittest tests.test_module.TestClassName

Run a specific test method:

python -m unittest tests.test_module.TestClassName.test_method_name

To run tests with custom formatting, use:

python test.py

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE.md file for details.

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Support

For support, contact [e-mail].

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Acknowledgments

Thanks to the FIB Payment development team and the requests library.

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Versioning

We follow Semantic Versioning for releases.

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FAQ

Q: How do I get an API key for the FIB Payment system?

A: Contact [e-mail] to request an API key.

Q: Can I use this SDK in production?

A: Yes, but ensure it is correctly configured and tested for your environment.

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