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This is a DebiTech payment library extracted from production code.

You can use this to do subscription payments without needing to handle any credit card information yourself.

If you want something more low-level, check the debitech_soap gem, which this library uses for API access.

Setting up payments using DebiTech (one of the two payment systems run by DIBS) is not trivial, but it seems there are not many good options in Sweden yet. Atleast using this you don't need to figure out things like how to validate responses or how to not double charge, etc.

Todo:

• Example app
• Page set templates (the pages that are shown at DIBS to input credit card info)
• Rake tasks to update page sets

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'debitech'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install debitech

Get the API docs in DIBS manager, setup the account.

TODO: Someone could send a pull request with more docs here on how to setup a new
      account, what to consider and what you should ask the support for.

# MAC:    Secret key shared by your app and DIBS, get it from the DIBS manager
# METHOD: Something like cc.cekab, check the docs or ask support.
debitech_web_config = {
  :merchant => "ACCOUNT_NAME",
  :secret_key => "MAC",
  :fields => { :method => "METHOD", pageSet: "my-default-pageset" }
}

# In the view: form to redirect the user to DIBS
<% api = Debitech::WebApi.new(debitech_web_config) %>
# You can optionally pass a hash of further custom fields.
# Note that if you override the "currency" here, you will also need to pass it explicitly into `valid_response?`.
<% custom_fields = { pageSet: "my-custom-pageset" } %>
<form accept-charset="iso-8859-1" action="<%= api.form_action %>" method="post">
  <% api.form_fields(custom_fields).each do |name, value| %>
    <input name="<%= name %>" type="hidden" value="<%= value %>">
  <% end %>

  <!-- send translation strings, redirect back urls, etc here -->
  <input name="redirect_back_url" type="hidden" value="https://yourapp/credit_cards">
</form>

# When you get the response back (TODO: add example templates)
api.valid_response?(mac, sum, reply, verify_id) # is the response from DIBS?
api.valid_response?(mac, sum, reply, verify_id, currency, reference_number) # if the request included "referenceNo", do this instead
api.approved_reply?(reply)                      # was the card added successfully?

# Store verify_id as your reference to the card.

Configuration:

# METHOD, MAC, ACCOUNT_NAME: Just like with the Web Api.
# API_USER, API_PASSWORD:    A API user you can create in DIBS manager.
debitech_server_config = {
  :method => "METHOD",
  :secret_key => "MAC",
  :soap_opts => {
    :merchant => "ACCOUNT_NAME",
    :username => "API_USER",
    :password => "API_PASSWORD"
  }
}

First try to get "valid_credentials?" to return true using debitech_soap. If it does not work, try to regenerate the password for the API user. Some characters are not possible with the SOAP library.

Charging a credit card:

debitech = Debitech::ServerApi.new(debitech_server_config)

# VERIFY_ID:        The id you get back when registering a card.
# AMOUNT:           The amount to charge, must be in cents (1 SEK = 100).
# IP:               The ip, can be "127.0.0.1", but the request ip is probably more useful.
# UNIQUE_REFERENCE: A unique reference, you want this to be something like invoice-NUM, so that you can search for it
#                   in DIBS manager with "invoice*". This is required so that you don't charge more than once for a
#                   single payment by accident. Must be atleast 5 characters long.

debitech.charge(:verify_id => verify_id,
                :amount => AMOUNT,
                :unique_reference => "UNIQUE_REFERENCE",
                :currency => "SEK",
                :ip => "IP")

This returns a Debitech::ServerApi::ChargeResult, check server_api.rb.

In case it's "pending?", you can try again later with the same unique reference. The status is probably due to some temporary timeout or error between DIBS and the bank systems.

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

By Joakim Kolsjö for Barsoom under the MIT license.

Contributors:

• Tobias Bohwalli

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