django-cryptocoin

Django-cryptocoin is a Django app to organize accepting bitcoin, litecoin, novacoin and other cryptocoins, which support JSON-RPC commands getnewaddress and getreceivedbyaddress.

Quick Start

Install using pip pip install django-cryptocoin
Add ‘django-cryptocoin’, to INSTALLED_APPS in your settings.py
Run python manage.py migrate
Set settings similarly as https://github.com/quantum13/django-crypto-paid-chat/blob/master/cryptochat/settings_local.py-example
Add command python manage.py check_incomings to cron with interval 1 minute

Add relation to CryptoOrder to your order model:

crypto_order = models.OneToOneField(CryptoOrder, related_name='order')

Add handler to payment end signal (delivery digital content, sending email, etc):
```
@receiver(after_pay_confirmation)
def after_pay(sender, **kwargs):
    pass
```

After sending form with order we need create instance of CryptoOrder and redirect to process view. Example:

if form.is_valid():
    crypto_order = CryptoOrder(
        currency='btc',
        amount=0.1,#price
        date=timezone.now(),#time of invoice
        redirect_to=reverse('home')#view to redirect after payment
    )
    crypto_order.save()
    form.instance.crypto_order = crypto_order
    form.save()
    return redirect('cryptocoin-order-process', addr=crypto_order.addr)

After confirmation of transaction sended signal after_pay_confirmation which handler described above.

Example

https://github.com/quantum13/django-crypto-paid-chat

Tested cryptocoins

Bitcoin
Litecoin
Novacoin
Emercoin

Options

CRYPTO_COINS

Dict with supported crypto currencies. Default:

{
    'btc': 'Bitcoin',
    'ltc': 'Litecoin',
    'nvc': 'Novacoin',
}

CONNECTION_STRING

Connection strings for JSON-RPC commands to coin clients. Default:

{
    'btc': 'your_bitcoin_addr_to_send_btc',
    'ltc': 'your_litecoin_addr_to_send_ltc',
    'nvc': 'your_novacoin_addr_to_send_nvc',
}

CONFIRMATIONS

Network confirmations count for each crypto currency. Default:

{
    'btc': 1,
    'ltc': 1,
    'nvc': 1,
}

PROCESS_TEMPLATE

Template for process view. You can use own site template for this page. For example if you have base template base.html with block content you can create process.html in your template folder and paste this code:

{% extends 'base.html' %}

{% block content %}
    {% include 'django_cryptocoin/process.html' %}
{% endblock %}

INVOICE_TIME

How many seconds app will wait for payment. If you set big value, exchange rate to USD can change significantly. Default 900 seconds/

GENERATED_ADDRESSES_ACCOUNT

Account for generated addresses in your wallet. Default django_cryptocoin.

CURRENCY_PAIRS

Currency pairs for which will retrieved exchange rates from btc-e.com. To retrieve this rates run command python manage.py get_exchange_rates. Than you can get this rates with function ExchangeRate.get_exchange_rate(from_currency, to_currency). Default:

['btc_usd', 'btc_rur', 'btc_eur', 'ltc_usd', 'ltc_rur', 'nvc_usd']

Donate

BTC: 1JrV8GW9HWRHWvJNQ14fExAkfgxawAY4oq
LTC: LiHkeymborDtpqUh3ExYT9CXJkyucDH4Cc
NVC: 4U5F4GQin6QkTpbd5k9si3f4iSkn2o3v9x

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