Payabbhi Python library

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Requirements

Python 2.7 and later.

pip

The library can be installed via pip. Run the following command:

$ pip install payabbhi

Manual Installation

Download the library and install as below:

python setup.py install

Dependencies

The library requires the following extensions:

• requests

If installed via setup.py, the dependencies are handled automatically. In case of manual installation, make sure that the dependencies are resolved.

Documentation

Please refer to:

• Python Lib Docs
• Integration Guide

Getting Started

Authentication

import payabbhi
# Set your credentials
client = payabbhi.Client(access_id='<access_id>', secret_key='<secret_key>')

# Optionally set your app info.
# app_version and app_url are optional
client.set_app_info(app_name='app_name',
                    app_version='app_version',
                    app_url='app_url')

Orders

# Create order
order = client.order.create(data={'amount': 100,
                                  'merchant_order_id': 'ORD_001',
                                  'currency':'INR'})

Verify a payment signature

client.utility.verify_payment_signature({
        'order_id': '<order_id>',
        'payment_id': '<payment_id>',
        'payment_signature': '<payment_signature>'
})

Verify webhook signature

# replay_interval is optional. (default value is 300 seconds)
client.utility.verify_webhook_signature('<payload>','<actual_signature>','<secret>',<replay_interval>)

Tests

Install dependencies to run unittests

• unittest2
• responses

$ pip install unittest2 responses

or using easy_install

$ easy_install unittest2 responses

N.B: make sure version of six must be atleast 1.10.0

Now run the entire test suite using

$ python -m unittest2 discover

Or to run an individual test file:

$ python -m unittest2 discover -p test_payment.py

Testing for different versions of Python

Payabbhi Python Library is compatible with Python 2.6+, Python 3.3+ . We should run these tests for all the supported versions . For local testing, we use tox to handle testing against different Python versions.

Setting up tox

Install tox using pip install tox and then simply run tox from the project root. But to make tox work you will need an interpreter installed for each of the versions of python we test (see the envlist in tox.ini). You can find these releases on Python downloads page.

You may choose not to install interpreters for every Python version we support. In that case, test at least any one of Python 2.x versions and any one of Python 3.x versions.

You can test with a specific interpreter e.g. Python 2.7 using tox -e py27.