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django-getpaid-payu

Django-getpaid plugin for PayU service.

Note

This is Alpha-quality software. You are more than welcome to send PRs with fixes and new features.

Installation

First make sure that django-getpaid is installed and configured.

pip install django-getpaid-payu

This should pull django-getpaid in case it's not installed yet.

Configuration

Add "getpaid_payu" to your INSTALLED_APPS and add plugin configuration.

# settings.py

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    # ...
    "getpaid",
    "getpaid_payu",
]

GETPAID_BACKEND_SETTINGS = {
    "getpaid_payu": {
        # take these from your merchant panel:
        "pos_id": 12345,
        "second_key": "91ae651578c5b5aa93f2d38a9be8ce11",
        "oauth_id": 12345,
        "oauth_secret": "12f071174cb7eb79d4aac5bc2f07563f",
    },
    # ...
}

Note

If DEBUG setting is set to True, the plugin will use the sandbox API.

That should be enough to make your getpaid integration use new plugin and allow you to choose PayU for supported currencies.

Other settings

You can change additional settings for the plugin:

confirmation_method

PUSH - paywall will send status updates to the callback endpoint hence updating status automatically
PULL - each Payment has to be verified by calling its fetch_and_update_status(), eg. from a Celery task.

Default: PUSH

paywall_method

REST - payment will be created using REST api call to paywall
POST - an extra screen will be displayed with a confirmation button that will send all Payment params to paywall using POST. This is not recommended by PayU.