spree_better_payone

This is the Payone extenstion for Spree, to provide credit card payment via payone service.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'payone', git: 'https://github.com/procommerz/spree_better_payone'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install payone

Usage

After complete bundle run this command, this will Copy & run migrations and copy a file payone_config.rb into your config/initializers.

$ rails g payone:install

After complete installation add a payment method from admin UI for Payone by selecting Spree::Gateway::PAYONE::CreditCard form provider. And after this change the values of config variables to setup payone account according to your envirnoments in your payone_config.rb file.

You can provide support for any of the credit cards. The possiable values for credit_card_types config variables are shown below:

Visa Card: V
MasterCard: M
Amex: A
American Diners: D
JCB: J
Maestro Int.: O
Discover: C
Carte Bleue: B

To support more then one credit card use commas , between two.

Payone.credit_card_types = 'v,m'

Configuration

1. Before you begin

You'll need to have a Payone test account (https://pmi.pay1.de/).

2. Setup the Payment Method

Log in as an admin and add a new Payment Method (under Configuration), using following details:

Name: Payone

Environment: Development (or what ever environment you prefer)

Active: Yes

Provider: Spree::Gateway::PAYONE::CreditCard

Click *Create , and now add your credentials in the screen that follows:

Now on your payone_config.rb file

Merchant ID: Merchant Id that is provided by payone

Payment Portal Id: Payment Portal Id of merchant

Payment Portal Key: Payment Portal key of merchant

Sub Account Id: Provide an alternative sub account id, that is registered in your payone merchant account

Test Mode: true (or false for Production)

Currency Code: Currency for the transation

Credit Card Types: Provide credit card keywords to support different card types

Save the file, restart your server and test the checkout process.

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request