quix.pay

Quixotix Payment is a set of classes for abstract interfacing with online payment gateways used to process credit card transactions.

Supported Gateways

Authorize.NET AIM - http://www.authorize.net
PSiGate XML Messenger - http://www.psigate.com
Quantam Gateway Authorize.Net Emulation - http://www.quantamgateway.com

Installation

easy_install quix.pay

Example Usage

Simple authorize request using Authorize.NET in test mode:

from quix.pay.transaction import CreditCard
from quix.pay.gateway.authorizenet import AimGateway

card = CreditCard(
    number = '4111111111111111',
    month = '10',
    year = '2020',
    first_name = 'John',
    last_name = 'Doe',
    code = '123'
)

gateway = AimGateway('YOUR API LOGIN', 'YOUR API PASSWORD')
gateway.use_test_mode = True
gateway.use_test_url = True
response = gateway.authorize(1, card)

print "Authorize Request: %s" % gateway.get_last_request().url
print "Transaction %s = %s: %s" % (response.trans_id,
                                   response.status_strings[response.status],
                                   response.message)

The author has posted an article on using quix.pay with the Authroize.Net AIM gateway on his blog: http://www.micahcarrick.com/python-authorize-net-payment-gateway.html

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