pencepay-python

An implementation of the pencepay.com payment method

Quick Start

Step 1: Setup

from pencepay.settings.config import Context

Context.set_public_key('your-public-key')
Context.set_secret_key('your-secret-key')

Step 2: Create the Request objects

Simple Customer Request

from pencepay.request import CustomerRequest

customer_request =  CustomerRequest(firstName='John', lastName='Hancock', email='hancock@server.com')

OR

customer_request = CustomerRequest()
customer_request.firstName='John' 
customer_request.lastName='Hancock' 
customer_request.email='hancock@server.com'

For AddressRequest, CreditCardRequest and SettingsRequest things are pretty similar.

A more complex Transaction Request

from pencepay.request import CustomerRequest, CreditCardRequest, AddressRequest, TransactionRequest

customer_request = CustomerRequest(
    firstName='John',
    lastName='Hancock',
    email='hancock@server.com'
)
card_request = CreditCardRequest(
    cardholderName='John Hancock',
    number='4350100010001002',
    cvv='313',
    expiryMonth='12',
    expiryYear='2018'
)
address_request = AddressRequest(
    city='Zagreb',
    postalCode='10000',
    countryCode='HR'
)
transaction_request = TransactionRequest(
    orderId='1234',
    amount=55.5,
    currencyCode='USD',
    customer=customer_request,
    billingAddress=address_request,
    creditCard=card_request
)

Step 3: Send data to Pancepay

Send a single Customer

from pencepay.services import Customer

response = Customer().create(request=customer_request)

Perform a Transaction

from pencepay.services import Transaction

response = Transaction().create(request=transaction_request)

Step 4 (Optional): Receive Event notifications

Parsing of received data

from pencepay.services import Event

event = Event().parse(data, check_authenticity=False)

Where data is either a json str or dict. Here is an example of how the structure should look like.

For more information about how to use our api, please check the tests (here are more examples).