Attention: Beta not ready for production
Python implementation of Transbank's Webpay protocol.
pip install tbkSet environment variable for Commerce and initialize.
os.environ['TBK_COMMERCE_ID'] = "597026007976"
os.environ['TBK_COMMERCE_KEY'] = "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----\nMIIEowIBAAKCAQEAn3HzPC1ZBzCO3edUCf/XJiwj3bzJpjjTi/zBO9O+DDzZCaMp...""
from tbk.webpay.commerce import Commerce
commerce = Commerce.create_commerce()
# for development purposes you can use
# commerce = Commerce(testing=True)If you want to set the official webpay log (for certification issues):
from tbk.webpay.logging import configure_logger
from tbk.webpay.logging.official import WebpayOfficialHandler
configure_logger(WebpayOfficialHandler(LOG_BASE_PATH))Create a new payment and redirect user.
from tbk.webpay.payment import Payment
payment = Payment(
request_ip='127.0.0.1', # customer request ip
commerce=commerce,
success_url='http://localhost:8080/webpay/success/',
confirmation_url='http://111.122.133.144:8080/webpay/confirmation/', # callback url with IP
failure_url='http://localhost:8080/webpay/failure/',
session_id='SOME_SESSION_VALUE',
amount=123456, # could be int, str or Decimal
order_id=1,
)
payment.redirect_urlThen to confirm payment, use an endpoint with:
from tbk.webpay.confirmation import Confirmation
def confirm_payment(request):
confirmation = Confirmation(
commerce=commerce,
request_ip=request.ip_address,
data=request.POST
)
# validate_confirmation validate if order_id and amount are valid.
if confirmation.is_success() and validate_confirmation(confirmation.order_id, confirmation.amount):
return HttpResponse(commerce.acknowledge)
return HttpResponse(commerce.reject)About webpay communication protocol: http://sagmor.com/rants/technical/webpay-communication-protocol/
After cloning the repo:
python setup.py developFor testing purposes:
python setup.py testRecommended:
pip install nosy
nosyThis is a port from ruby implementation http://github.com/sagmor/tbk.