Payify

PayifyRails is a Ruby gem that simplifies payment integration into Ruby on Rails projects. It allows to easily add payment functionality to your models. For example, by applying the HasPaymentConcern to a reservation model, you can manage the payment process for reservations seamlessly.

Installation

To install the gem add it into a Gemfile (Bundler):

gem 'payify', '~> 0.1.0'

And then execute:

bundle install

rails payify_engine:install:migrations

Features ✅

• Easily create a payment using your models (e.g., from a reservation)
• Set up payment with Stripe in just 2 minutes
• Add a payment form to an existing page in your application
• You can configure the currency and tax rates (VAT)
• You can track the status of your payments (pending, paid)
• You can check the payment status through the API

Configuration

You can configure the currency using an initializer.

# initializers/payify.rb
Payify.setup do |config|
  config.currency = "usd"
  config.default_tax_rates_id = "txr_1234567890"
end

Tax rates

To handle VAT or different tax rates on your payments, you need to create tax rates on Stripe and define the default_tax_rates_id or, alternatively, define the tax_rates_id method on your payment-related models. Leave it empty if you don't manage any taxes.

To create a tax rate on Stripe, follow these steps:

1. Go to the "Products" menu in your Stripe account.
2. Navigate to the "Tax Rates" tab.
3. Click on the "New" button located at the top right corner.

API key

You need to set your Stripe API credentials using environment variables. (Secret key, Publishable key)

# .env
STRIPE_API_KEY="..."
STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY="..."

Usage

Add the functionality to your model

To enable payment functionality for a model, simply include the HasPayment concern:

class Reservation < ApplicationRecord
  include ::Payify::HasPaymentConcern

  def amount_to_pay
    self.price
  end

  # Optional : Override the default tax rates id
  def tax_rates_id
    'txr_1234567890'
  end
end

Create a payment

When you want to request a payment for a model on which you added the concern, you just need to call the create_payment method.

Then you can find the id of the new pending payment with payment.id.

reservation_1.create_payment
reservation_1.payment.id # new payment id

You can use the after_save event on your model to automatically create the payment. Here's an example of how you can implement it:

class Booking < ApplicationRecord
  include ::Payify::HasPaymentConcern

  after_save :create_payment

  def amount_to_pay
    total_ttc
  end
end

Include the routes

To be able to use the routes of Payify, you need to add the following line to your config/routes.rb file:

mount Payify::Engine => '/payify', as: 'payify'

Request a payment

To allow the user to make a payment, you have two options:

1. Redirect the user to the payment form: You can redirect the user to the payment form using the URL /payify/payments/:id/new, where :id represents the payment id.

2. Include the payment form on your page:

# reservation/show.html.erb
<%= render "payify/payments/form", payment: @object.payment %>

After completing the payment process, the user will be redirected to:

/payments/:id/complete

Verify the payment

The application will then verify the payment status with Stripe. You can do it manually calling the following method:

@payment.stripe_confirm_payment

If the payment has been successfully processed, a confirmation message will be displayed to the user. The payment method paid? will return true.

To customize the page that displays the payment status, you can create the following file:

# views/payify/payments/complete.html.erb

<% if @payment.paid? %>
  <div class="alert alert-success" role="alert">
    <%= I18n.t("payments.complete.paid") %>
  </div>
<% else %>
  <div class="alert alert-danger" role="alert">
    <%= I18n.t("payments.complete.pending") %>
  </div>
<% end %>

Override the controller

If you want to override the PaymentsController, create the following file:

# app/controllers/payify/payments_controller.rb
module Payify
  class PaymentsController < ApplicationController
    include ::Payify::PaymentsControllerConcern

    ...
  end
end

Using the API

If you prefer using the Payify API, after creating the payment object, you can initialize a new Stripe payment by making a request to: /payments/:id/new.json

This request will return a JSON response containing the stripe_payment_intent_id and stripe_client_secret required to process a payment using Stripe.

After making the payment, you can make a request to the following endpoint to update the payment status and retrieve its current state:

/payments/:id/complete.json

Status

You can access the payment status using @payment.status. The possible statuses are:

• pending: The payment is still being processed.
• paid: The payment has been successfully completed.
• failed: The payment has failed.

Tests

To run the tests, execute rspec command.

You can test the payment process in your web browser by following these steps:

1. Navigate to the test/dummy directory.
2. Run the following commands:
   • rails db:create
   • rails db:migrate
   • rails db:seed
   • rails s
3. Open your browser and go to: http://localhost:3000/.

Each time you run the seed command, your test database will be reset with a reservation that has a payment with an ID of 1. This allows you to test the payment process at the following address: http://localhost:3000/payments/1/new.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/andrewdsilva/payify.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.