Sagepay package for django-oscar

This package provides integration between django-oscar and Sagepay's Direct APIs. It is still in the early stage of development - please ask any questions using the Oscar mailing list: django-oscar@googlegroups.com.

Continuous integration status:

Installation

Install package using either:

$ pip install django-oscar-sagepay-direct

or:

$ pip install git+git://github.com/tangentlabs/django-oscar-sagepay-direct#egg=django-oscar-sagepay-direct

Add oscar_sagepay to INSTALLED_APPS and specify your vendor name:

OSCAR_SAGEPAY_VENDOR = 'tangentlabs'

You will also need to install django-oscar too.

Usage

The main entry point into this package is the oscar_sagepay.facade module, which provides the following functionality:

Authenticate

Perform an 'AUTHENTICATE' request:

from decimal import Decimal as D
from oscar_sagepay import facade

tx_id = facade.authenticate(amount, currency, bankcard, shipping_address,
                            billing_address, description, order_number)

where:

• amount is a decimal.Decimal instance
• currency is the 3 character currency code
• bankcard is an oscar.apps.payment.models.Bankcard instance
• shipping_address is an oscar.apps.order.models.ShippingAddress instance
• billing_address is an oscar.apps.order.models.BillingAddress instance
• description (optional) is a short description of the transaction
• order_number (optional) is an order number associated with the transaction

Authorise

Perform an 'AUTHORISE' request:

from decimal import Decimal as D
from oscar_sagepay import facade

tx_id = facade.authorise(tx_id, amount, description, order_number)

where:

• tx_id is the transaction ID of a successful AUTHENTICATE request
• amount is a decimal.Decimal instance
• description (optional) is a short description of the transaction
• order_number (optional) is an order number associated with the transaction

Refund

Perform a 'REFUND' request against a previous 'AUTHORISE':

from decimal import Decimal as D
from oscar_sagepay import facade

tx_id = refund(tx_id, amount, description, order_number)

where:

• tx_id is the transaction ID of a successful AUTHORISE request
• amount is a decimal.Decimal instance
• description (optional) is a short description of the transaction
• order_number (optional) is an order number associated with the transaction

Void

Perform a 'VOID' request against a previous 'AUTHORISE':

from decimal import Decimal as D
from oscar_sagepay import facade

tx_id = void(tx_id, order_number)

where:

• tx_id is the transaction ID of a successful AUTHORISE request
• order_number (optional) is an order number associated with the transaction

Checkout

For an example of how this facade can be used used in an Oscar site, see the sandbox site that is part of this repo.

Settings

These settings are available:

• OSCAR_SAGEPAY_VENDOR - your vendor name (passed as Vendor to Sagepay).
• OSCAR_SAGEPAY_VPS_PROTOCOL (default: 3.0) - the VPS protocol (passed as VPSProtocol to Sagepay).
• OSCAR_SAGEPAY_TEST_MODE (default: True) - whether to use the live or test Sagepay servers.
• OSCAR_SAGEPAY_TX_CODE_PREFIX (default: oscar) - a prefix string to prepend to generated TX codes
• OSCAR_SAGEPAY_AVSCV2 (default: 2) - the Sagepay setting for AV2CV2 behaviour.

Contributing

Install locally by creating a virtualenv and running:

(sagepay) $ make

Run tests with:

(sagepay) $ py.test

To run end-to-end tests, you'll need a test account with Sagepay configured to respond to your IP address and to not response randomly to DIRECT requests (as is the default). Set your vendor name in sandbox/private_settings.py and run:

(sagepay) $ py.test --external

Build a sandbox site using:

(sagepay) $ make sandbox

and run the server using:

(sagepay) $ sandbox/manage.py runserver