A Ruby client that allows you to do iDEAL transactions through the Mollie iDEAL API.

$ gem install supreme

You start by setting the mode of the library to either :test or :live. The default is :test, so for tests you don't have to change anything.

Supreme.mode = :live

You can choose to set the partner (client) id globally so you don't have to include it with every call.

Supreme.partner_id = '000000'

Then you get a list of supported banks. Note that this list can change at any time, so be conservative with caching these values.

Supreme.api.bank_list #=> [["ABN AMRO", "0031"], ["Postbank", "0721"], ["Rabobank", "0021"]]

When the user has selected a bank, you start a transaction.

transaction = Supreme.api.fetch(
  :bank_id => '0031',
  :amount => 1299,
  :description => 'A fluffy bunny',
  :return_url => 'http://example.com/payments/as45re/thanks',
  :report_url => 'http://example.com/payments/as45re'
)
transaction.transaction_id #=> '482d599bbcc7795727650330ad65fe9b'

Keep the transaction_id around for reference and redirect the customer to the indicated URL.

Location: #{transaction.url}

Once the transaction is done you will receive a GET on the report_url with a transaction_id parameter to indicate that the transaction has changed state. You will need to check the status of the transaction.

status = Supreme.api.check(
  :transaction_id => '482d599bbcc7795727650330ad65fe9b'
)

# Note that the status will only be paid? after the first check, for each consecutive call
# paid? will be false regardless of the outcome of the transaction.
#
# We use success? and make sure we don't deliver the product more than once.
if status.success?
  # Update the local status of the payment
end

When the customer returns to your site it returns with its transaction_id attached to your provided URL. You can present a page depending on the status of the payment.

When an error occurs you get a Supreme::Error object instead of the response object you expected.

status = Supreme.api.check(
  :transaction_id => '482d599bbcc7795727650330ad65fe9b'
)
if status.error?
  log("#{status.message} (#{status.code})")
end