zru-python 1.0.1

ZRU Python Bindings

ZRU Python SDK

Overview

The ZRU Python SDK provides easy access to the ZRU API, allowing developers to manage transactions, products, plans, taxes, subscriptions, and notifications seamlessly.

Installation

Install the SDK via pip:

pip install --upgrade zru-python

Alternatively, you can use easy_install:

easy_install --upgrade zru-python

To install from the source, run:

python setup.py install

Migration Guide for Versions Prior to 1.x.x

If you're upgrading from a version earlier than 1.x.x, you will need to update your import statements to reflect the transition from mc2p to zru. Here's a guide to help with this transition:

Updating Import Statements

Replace any imports from the mc2p module with zru.

Example:

Before:

from mc2p.errors import InvalidRequestError

After:

from zru.errors import InvalidRequestError

Updating the Client Class

Replace instances of MC2PClient with ZRUClient.

Example:

Before:

client = MC2PClient(...)

After:

client = ZRUClient(...)

Steps to Update Your Code

1. Search and Replace: Use an IDE or text editor to search for mc2p and replace it with zru.
2. Verify Imports: Ensure all import statements now reference zru.
3. Run Tests: Test your code to ensure everything functions correctly after the migration.

Summary

Following these steps will help you migrate your project from versions prior to 1.x.x, ensuring compatibility with the new zru module naming convention.

Quick Start Example

from zru import ZRUClient

zru = ZRUClient('API_KEY', 'SECRET_KEY')

# Create a transaction
transaction = zru.Transaction({
    "currency": "EUR",
    "products": [{
        "amount": 1,
        "product_id": "PRODUCT-ID"
    }]
})

# Create a transaction with product details
transaction = zru.Transaction({
    "currency": "EUR",
    "products": [{
        "amount": 1,
        "product": {
            "name": "Product",
            "price": 5
        }
    }]
})
transaction.save()

# Get payment URLs
print('Payment URL:', transaction.pay_url)     # URL for user to complete the payment
print('Iframe URL:', transaction.iframe_url)  # URL for embedding in an iframe

# List available plans
plans_paginator = zru.Plan.list()
print('Plan Count:', plans_paginator.count)
print('Plan Results:', plans_paginator.results)    # List of plans
plans_paginator.get_next_list()  # Fetch next set of plans

# Get a product, update its price, and save changes
product = zru.Product.get("PRODUCT-ID")
product.price = 10
product.save()

# Create and delete a tax
tax = zru.Tax({
    "name": "Tax",
    "percent": 5
})
tax.save()
tax.delete()

# Check if a transaction is paid
transaction = zru.Transaction.get("TRANSACTION-ID")
is_paid = transaction.status == 'D'  # 'D' stands for 'Paid'
print('Transaction Paid:', is_paid)

# Create a subscription
subscription = zru.Subscription({
    "currency": "EUR",
    "plan_id": "PLAN-ID",
    "note": "Note example"
})

# Create a subscription with plan details
subscription = zru.Subscription({
    "currency": "EUR",
    "plan": {
        "name": "Plan",
        "price": 5,
        "duration": 1,
        "unit": "M",
        "recurring": True
    },
    "note": "Note example"
})
subscription.save()

# Get subscription payment URLs
print('Subscription Payment URL:', subscription.pay_url)     # URL for user to complete the subscription payment
print('Subscription Iframe URL:', subscription.iframe_url)  # URL for embedding in an iframe

# Handling notifications
notification_data = zru.NotificationData(JSON_DICT_RECEIVED_FROM_ZRU)
is_paid = notification_data.is_status_done   # Check if payment is completed
print('Notification Payment Status:', is_paid)
transaction = notification_data.transaction  # Get the transaction details
sale = notification_data.sale                # Get the sale details

Handling Exceptions

from zru.errors import InvalidRequestError

# Example of incorrect data
shipping = zru.Shipping({
    "name": "Normal shipping",
    "price": "text"  # Price must be a number
})

try:
    shipping.save()
except InvalidRequestError as e:
    print("Error:", e._message)      # Status code of the error
    print("Details:", e.json_body)   # JSON response from the server
    print("Resource:", e.resource)   # The resource involved in the error
    print("Resource ID:", e.resource_id)  # The resource ID that caused the error