lipad-sdk 1.0.1

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Lipad Python SDK

Introduction

The Lipad Python SDK facilitates the integration of Lipad's Direct API and Checkout features into your Python applications. This comprehensive guide will assist you in the setup and utilization of the Lipad SDK.

Prerequisites

Before getting started, ensure you have the following:

• Python: Ensure that you have Python installed on your system. You can download Python from the official Python website.
• Lipad API credentials, including the IV Key, Consumer Secret, Consumer Key.
• Environment: Decide whether you want to work in the production or sandbox environment. Lipad provides different URLs for each environment, so choose accordingly.

Installation

1. Download the Lipad SDK: Download the Lipad SDK and include it in your project.

   # Example using pip
   pip install lipad
   

2. Import the Lipad class and necessary libraries:

   from lipad_sdk.Lipad.Lipad import Lipad
   import json
   import ayncio
   

3. Create an asynchronous main function.

   async def main():
   
   // Replace these values with your actual credentials
   iv_key = "your_iv_key";
   consumer_secret = "your_consumer_secret";
   consumer_key = "your_consumer_key"
   environment = "sandbox", "production";
   charge_request_id = "your_charge_request_id"
   

4. Running the script

   To execute the script and run the main function, add the following line at the end of your script:

   if __name__ == "__main__":
   asyncio.run(main())
   

Checkout Usage

1. To initialize the Lipad class, provide the iv_key, consumer_key, consumer_secret, and environment parameters. The environment should be one of the following: 'production' or 'sandbox'.

   lipad = new Lipad(iv_key, consumer_key, consumer_secret, environment);
   

2. Validate Payload

   ```bash
   payload = {
       "msisdn": "",
       "account_number": "",
       "country_code": "",
       "currency_code": "",
       "client_code": "",
       "due_date": "",
       "customer_email": "",
       "customer_first_name": "",
       "customer_last_name": "",
       "merchant_transaction_id": "",
       "preferred_payment_option_code": "",
       "callback_url": "",
       "request_amount": "",
       "request_description": "",
       "success_redirect_url": "",
       "fail_redirect_url": "",
       "invoice_number": "",
       "language_code": "en",
       "service_code": "",
   }
        lipad.validate_payload(payload)
   

3. Convert payload to JSON String and encrypt Payload

   payload_json_string = json.dumps(payload)
   encrypted_payload = checkout.encrypt(payload_json_string)
   print("Encrypted Payload:", encrypted_payload)
   

4. Get Checkout Status

   merchant_transaction_id = payload.get("merchant_transaction_id")
   print("Merchant Transaction ID:", merchant_transaction_id)
   
   checkout_data = await checkout.check_checkout_status(merchant_transaction_id)
   print("Checkout Data:", checkout_data)
   

5. Build Checkout URL

   checkout_url = f"https://checkout2.dev.lipad.io/?access_key={access_key}&payload={encrypted_payload}"
   print("Checkout URL:", checkout_url)
   

Direct API Usage

1. To initialize the Lipad class, provide the iv_key, consumer_key, consumer_secret, and environment parameters. The environment should be one of the following: 'production' or 'sandbox'.

   lipad = new Lipad(iv_key, consumer_key, consumer_secret, environment);
   

2. Direct Charge

   await lipad.direct_charge(json.dumps(payload))
   

3. Get Charge Request Status

   checkout_request_status = await checkout.get_charge_request_status(
   chargeRequestId
   )
   print("Checkout Request Status", checkout_request_status)
   

License

This SDK is open-source and available under the MIT License.