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In-app Payment Tester

This is an open web app that implements Mozilla's in-app payment API. It is used for diagnostics / testing in the Marketplace development cycle.

Requirements:

  • Python 2.7 or greater
  • swig (to build m2crypto)

Installation:

git clone git://github.com/kumar303/inapp-pay-test.git
cd inapp-pay-test
virtualenv Env
source Env/bin/activate
pip install --no-deps --exists-action=w -r requirements/dev.txt
cp inapp_pay_test/settings/local.py-dist inapp_pay_test/settings/local.py
python manage.py syncdb
python manage.py runserver

In case you have trouble on Ubuntu with missing M2Crypto symbols, you may have to install it from your package manager and re-build the env like this:

sudo apt-get install python-m2crypto
rm -fr Env
virtualenv --system-site-packages Env
./Env/bin/pip install -r requirements/compiled.txt

Configuration

To install the app, submit it to the Mozilla Marketplace (probably your local version). This is the manifest URL:

http://127.0.0.1:8000/manifest.webapp

Choose the option called "free app with in-app payments." You'll come to a screen where you can set up the postback and chargeback URLs.

Postback URL:

/postback

Chargeback URL:

/chargeback

That will give you an application ID and an application secret. Enter those in your inapp_pay_test/settings/local.py config, which is not committed to git. Something like:

MOZ_APP_KEY = 'ZPLUZMDMUBIP9W687BWF'
MOZ_APP_SECRET = 'VpuV67JDd6Q6cvRhWMGW1K2ZHJSp0kicKs0gpF1qHVM'

To use the JS shim hosted on a development install of the marketplace, set this:

INAPP_PAYMENTS_JS = 'http://localhost:8001/mozmarket.js'

For local use you might want to set the audience and type:

MOZ_INAPP_AUD = 'localhost'
MOZ_INAPP_TYP = 'mozilla-local/payments/pay/v1'

Create database

Create a database and set this in the settings file. Out of the box, it should just work with SQLLite:

python ./manage.py syncdb

Deployment

Before deployment, you also need to run this:

python manage.py compress_assets

To get your db set up in production, make sure the user of your web server (e.g. www-data) owns the root directory of your code, then run something like:

sudo -u www-data python ./manage.py syncdb

Further Documentation

This app is built with Playdoh, a Django starter kit.

License

This software is licensed under the New BSD License. For more information, read the file LICENSE.