jkothari18/django-saas-billing

Fastest django app you'll ever user that provides paypal, stripe and cryptocurrency ( bitcoin) payment for your django drf saas app mvps subscription and billings. supports normal, Flat rate: Good-better-best, usage billing

drf-saas-billing

Overview

Fastest django app you'll ever user that provides paypal, stripe and cryptocurrency ( bitcoin) payment for your django drf saas app subscription and billings. supports normal, Flat rate: Good-better-best, usage billing based on https://github.com/ydaniels/drf-django-flexible-subscriptions

Requirements

• Python (2.7, 3.3, 3.4+)
• Django (1.6, 1.7, 1.8+)
• Django REST Framework (2.4, 3.0, 3.1+)

Installation

Install using pip…

$ pip install django-saas-billing

Setup

   #    settings.py
   INSTALLED_APPS = [
                       ...,
                       'rest_framework',
                       'subscriptions_api',
                       'cryptocurrency_payment', #for crypto payments
                       'saas_billing'
                       ]
   SUBSCRIPTIONS_API_SUBSCRIPTIONTRANSACTION_MODEL = 'saas_billing.SubscriptionTransaction'
   SAAS_BILLING_MODELS = {
           'stripe': {
               'plan': 'saas_billing.StripeSubscriptionPlan',
               'cost': 'saas_billing.StripeSubscriptionPlanCost',
               'subscription': 'saas_billing.StripeSubscription'
           },
           'paypal': {
               'plan': 'saas_billing.PaypalSubscriptionPlan',
               'cost': 'saas_billing.PaypalSubscriptionPlanCost',
               'subscription': 'saas_billing.PaypalSubscription'
           }
       }
   SAAS_BILLING_AUTH = {
           'stripe': {
               'PUBLISHABLE_KEY': 'Your Publishable Key',
               'LIVE_KEY': 'You Live key can be test or live',
               'CANCEL_URL': 'Where you want to redirect to if user cancels payment',
               'SUCCESS_URL': ' Where to redirect to if subscription is successful'
           },
           'paypal': {
               'CLIENT_ID': 'Your paypal rest client id',
               'CLIENT_SECRET': 'Your paypal rest secret id',
               'TOKEN': None,
               'ENV': 'live|development',
               'CANCEL_URL':  'Where to redirect to if subscription fails',
               'SUCCESS_URL':  'Where to redirect to if subscription is successful',
               'WEB_HOOK_ID': 'Your paypal rest webhook id'
           }
   }

   CRYPTOCURRENCY_PAYMENT = {
   "BITCOIN": {
       "CODE": "btc",
       "BACKEND": "merchant_wallet.backends.btc.BitcoinBackend",
       "FEE": 0.00,
       "REFRESH_PRICE_AFTER_MINUTE": 15,
       "REUSE_ADDRESS": False,
       "ACTIVE": True,
       "MASTER_PUBLIC_KEY": 'PUT_YOUR_WALLET_MASTER_PUBLIC_KEY',
       "CANCEL_UNPAID_PAYMENT_HRS": 24,
       "CREATE_NEW_UNDERPAID_PAYMENT": True,
       "IGNORE_UNDERPAYMENT_AMOUNT": 10,
       "IGNORE_CONFIRMED_BALANCE_WITHOUT_SAVED_HASH_MINS": 20,
       "BALANCE_CONFIRMATION_NUM": 1,
       "ALLOW_ANONYMOUS_PAYMENT": False,
        "DERIVATION_PATH": "m/0",
       "ADDRESS_TYPE": "p2wpkh"
   }
}
   DFS_DEFAULT_PLAN_COST_ID = 'Optional Put plan cost id here for new user to be automatically subscribed to this plan or subscription to be downgraded here'

path('', include('saas_billing.webhook_urls')) #Compulsory for webhook register url webhook on paypal and stripe
#create webhook url https://yourdomain.com/billing/stripe/webhook/
#https://yourdomain.com/billing/paypal/webhook/
path('api/subscriptions/', include('subscriptions_api.urls')),
path('api/', include('saas_billing.urls')),

Usage

Step 1

• Regsiter webhook urls on paypal and stripe

https://yourdomain/billing/stripe/webhook/ #Please use ngrok on  localhost
https://yourdomain/billing/paypal/webhook/

• Register signal in apps.py for crypto payments to activate subscription when crypto payment gets paid

#apps.py
class MyAppConfig(AppConfig):

    def ready(self):
        import saas_billing.signals

Step 2

python manage.py migrate

• Create Your Plans and PlanCost from django admin

from subscription_api.models import SubscriptionPlan, PlanCost, MONTH
free_plan = SubscriptionPlan(plan_name='Free Plan', features='{"can_perform_action": false, "token_limit": 3}', group=optional_already_created_group_obj_user_will_be_added_to)
free_plan.save()

pro_plan = SubscriptionPlan(plan_name='Pro Plan', features='{"can_perform_action": true, "token_limit": 10}', group=already_created_group_obj).save()
pro_plan.save()
PlanCost(plan=pro_plan, recurrence_unit=MONTH, cost=30, min_subscription_quantity=20).save() #30$/month #min_subscription_quantity user must subscribe upto quantity to use this cost

Tips

#In your code or views you can use
if not user.subscription.plan.can_perform_action:
           print('I am a free user')
      else:
           print('I am a pro user')
 # features is a json dict that can be accessed from plan and group is normal django group that user will belong to


 # You should be able to implement most subscriptions access and permissions with the feautures and django groups

Step 3

• Generate Paypal and Stripe Plans and Pricing by using command below

python manage.py billing gateway all # Create all plans on stripe.com and paypal.com
python manage.py billing gateway <paypal|stripe> # Create   only on paypal.com or Stripe.com
python manage.py billing gateway <paypal|stripe> --action <activate|deactivate> # Activate or Deactivate plans

Tips

Getting Active Subscriptions Of a User

subscription = request.user.subscriptions.filter(active=True).first() #if you only allow a subscription per user
subscription.transactions.all() #returns all transaction payment of this subscriptions
request.user.subscriptions.filter(active=True).all() #for all subscriptions if you allow multiple subscription per user

transactions = request.user.subscription_transactions.all() #Returns all payment trasnsaction for this user

Building A Payment And Active Subscription View

from saas_billing.models import SubscriptionTransaction #import this to show crypto payments
from subscriptions_api.base_models import BaseSubscriptionTransaction # use this to only show paypal & stripe payment

class BillingView(ListView):
    model = BaseSubscriptionTransaction
    context_object_name = 'payment_transactions'
    template_name = 'transactions.html'

    def get_queryset(self):
          return self.request.user.subscription_transactions.order_by('-date_transaction')

    def get_context_data(self, **kwargs):
          context = super().get_context_data(**kwargs)
          context['active_subscription'] = self.request.user.subscriptions.filter(active=True).first()
          return context

<!-- transactions.html -->
 <table class="table table-bordernone display" id="basic-1">
           <thead>
             <tr>
               <th scope="col">Date</th>
               <th scope="col">Subscription</th>
               <th scope="col">Amount</th>
               <th scope="col">Status</th>
             </tr>
           </thead>
           <tbody>
           {% for tran in payment_transactions %}
             <tr>
               <td>{{ tran.payment_transactions }}</td>
               <td>
                 <div class="product-name">{{ tran.subscription_name }}
                 </div>
               </td>
               <td>${{ tran.amount }}</td>
               <td>Paid</td>
             </tr>
           {% endfor %}
           </tbody>
         </table>

Step 4

How To Subscribe A User to a Plan Cost

-Send a post request using ajax or axios with data { gateway: <stripe|paypal|bitcoin>, quantity: 1 } to url below where ${id} is the plan cost id under subscriptions plans and quantity is optional for usage pricing

• For paypal redirect user to payment_link value from returned data

$.ajax({url: '/api/plan-costs/${id-of-cost}/init_gateway_subscription/', { gateway: 'paypal', quantity: 1 }}).then((post_return_data) => {
 window.open(post_return_data.payment_link, '_blank').focus();
 })

• For stripe start session with session id returned from post requsest using stripe javascript sdk

(post_return_data) => {
 var stripe = window.Stripe(YOUR_STRIPE_PUBLIC_KEY)
 return stripe.redirectToCheckout({ sessionId: post_return_data.session_id })
 }

Thats all you need to start accepting subscriptions, subscriptions are activated or deactivated automatically and notification are sent to users automatically

Tips Api URL To use in frontend app for drf users

'/api/subscriptions/subscription-plans/'  #Get all plans to display in frontend
'/api/subscriptions/get_active_subscription/' # Returns active UserSubscription Object for the current logged in user
'/api/subscriptions/${id}/unsubscribe_user/' # Unsubscribe user from subscription with ${id}
'/api/transactions/' # Get payment transactions
'/api/transactions/${id}/' # Get single payment transaction with ${id}

Testing

Install testing requirements.

$ pip install -r requirements.txt

Run with runtests.

$ ./runtests.py

You can also use the excellent tox testing tool to run the tests against all supported versions of Python and Django. Install tox globally, and then simply run:

$ tox

Documentation

To build the documentation, you’ll need to install mkdocs.

$ pip install mkdocs

To preview the documentation:

$ mkdocs serve
Running at: http://127.0.0.1:8000/

To build the documentation:

$ mkdocs build