Python implementation of the Valitor payments solution. Currently supported are:
- Valitor Payments Gateway
- ValitorPay
- Valitor Hosted Payment Page
You need to create a pytest.ini file in the project root with the following contents, you need to fill in the credentials supplied by Valitor:
[pytest]
env =
VALITOR_TEST_USERNAME=<USERNAME>
VALITOR_TEST_PASSWORD=<PASSWORD>
VALITOR_TEST_CONTRACT_NUMBER=<CONTRACT_NUMBER>
VALITOR_TEST_CONTRACT_ID=<CONTRACT_ID>
VALITOR_TEST_POSI_ID=<POSI_ID>
VALITOR_TEST_CARD=number:<test_number>,month:<test_month>,year:<test_year>,cvv:<test_cvv>,virtual:<expected_virtual_number>
VALITORPAY_APIKEY=<APIKEY>
VALITORPAY_TEST_CARD=number:<test_number>,month:<test_month>,year:<test_year>,cvv:<test_cvv>,virtual:<virtual_test_number>
VALITOR_PAYMENTPAGE_MERCHANT_ID=<merchant_id>
VALITOR_PAYMENTPAGE_VERIFICATION_CODE=<verification_code>
VALITOR_TEST_*
settings are used in the Valitor Payment Gateway. A new restful solution called Valitor Pay uses the VALITORPAY_*
settings.
The offsite payment page uses the VALITOR_PAYMENTPAGE_*
settings.
You can run the whole suite:
make test
Or pick your module to test:
make test_valitor
make test_currencies
make test_valitorpay
make test_valitorpaymentpage
from valitor_python import ValitorPaymentPageClient
client = ValitorPaymentPageClient(merchant_id='YOUR ID', verification_code='YOUR SECRET', testing=False)
client.set_option('Currency', 'ISK')
client.add_product({
'Quantity': 1,
'Discount': 0,
'Price': 1000,
'Description': 'Product Description'
})
html = client.build_form_html()