It's rails gem to integrate polish payment method: przelewy24.pl
Gem version 0.2.0 on rubygems support API version 3.2
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'przelewy24_payment'
And then execute:
$ bundle install
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install przelewy24_payment
After this create przelewy24_payment config:
$ rails g przelewy24_payment:install
And you can there "config/initializers/przelewy24_payment.rb" setup your settings:
Przelewy24Payment.setup do |config|
config.merchant_id = 'your_merchant_id'
config.pos_id = 'your_shop_id_default_merchant_id'
config.crc_key = 'crc_key'
config.language = 'pl'
config.currency = 'PLN'
config.country = 'PL'
config.mode = :development
config.url_status = '/your_controller/comeback'
config.url_return = '/your_controller/comeback'
config.hostname = {
:development => "http://127.0.0.1:3000",
:production => "your.domain",
:staging => "staging.domain"
}
end
Test connection
rake przelewy24_payment:test_connection
Your controller e.g 'PaymentController' should only include:
class YourPaymentController < ApplicationController
include Przelewy24PaymentController
...
And you should also have this methods in your payment controller:
class YourPaymentController < ApplicationController
include Przelewy24PaymentController
...
# after success payemnt this method will be trigger
# so you can do whatever you want
def payment_success(payment_params)
# payment_params returns hash with:
# p24_merchant_id
# p24_pos_id
# p24_session_id
# p24_order_id
# p24_amount
# p24_currency
# p24_method
# p24_sign
# p24_karta
# payment_id
# e.g
# payment = Payment.find_by_session_id(payment_params[:p24_session_id])
end
# after error payment this method will be trigger
# so you can do whatever you want
def payment_error(payment_params, code, description)
# payment_params returns hash with:
# p24_merchant_id
# p24_pos_id
# p24_session_id
# p24_order_id
# p24_amount
# p24_currency
# p24_method
# p24_sign
# p24_karta
# payment_id
#
# code return error code
# description return error description
end
# method to setup params to verify it final verifyciation
# so you can do whatever you want
def payment_verify(response_params)
# e.g:
# you must return hash with amount which was save in your db and your crc_key
payment = Payment::Payment.where(session_id: response_params['p24_session_id']).first
if payment
{ amount: payment.amount, crc_key: Przelewy24Payment.crc_key }
else
{}
end
end
Last step, on your payment view e.g 'app/views/YourController/your_payment.html.haml' you should add:
= payment_button(@data)
And also on your payment controller you should specify @data hash e.g:
class YourPaymentController < ApplicationController
include Przelewy24PaymentController
...
def your_payment
session_id = Przelewy24Payment.friendly_token[0,20] # assign this to payment
@data = { :session_id => session_id,
:description => "opis",
:amount => 1.23,
:email => '[email protected]',
:country => 'PL',
# adding this params, you overwrite your config settings so this param is optional
# :merchant_id => merchant_id
# :pos_id => pos_id
# :api_version => api_version,
# :crc_key => crc_key,
# :currency => currency,
# :country => country,
# :url_return => url_return,
# :url_status => url_status,
# other optional params
# :language => pl/en/de/es/it
# :method => method,
# :client => 'Adam Nowak',
# :address => 'Powstancow 22/2',
# :zipcode => '53-456',
# :city => 'Wroclaw',
# :phone => '481321132123',
# :time_limit => INT,
# :wait_for_result => INT,
# :channel => INT,
# :shipping => INT,
# :transfer_label => STRING(20)
# :encoding => ISO-8859-2/UTF-8/Windows-1250
}
end
...
Finish :)
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create new Pull Request