Features:
- PayPal Website Payments Pro support
- PayPal Express Checkout support
- Google Checkout support
- Administration interface with some simple sales charts
- Coupons
- Send lost license page (http://mycompany.com/store/lost_license)
- Google Analytics e-commerce transaction tracking support for PayPal and credit card orders
- Rails 2.1 or higher.
- PostgreSQL or MySQL
This is a brief outline of the steps required to get the development environment of Potion Store up and running on your local machine.
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Edit the following config files to suit your needs
- config/store.yml
- config/paypal.yml
- config/google_checkout.yml
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Set session store secret Edit config/environment.rb and modify the config.action_controller.session setting
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Setup database
- Install Postgresql or MySQL if you haven't
- Create the store_development database. Make sure to set the encoding of the database to UTF8. I recommend pgAdmin for Postgresql newcomers.
- Edit config/database.yml
- run "rake db:migrate" to create the database schema
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Run script/server and test through http://localhost:3000/store and http://localhost:3000/admin
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Replace the default license key generator in lib/licensekey.rb with your own
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If you are setting up Google Checkout, log into your Google Checkout account (sandbox or live), go to Settings->Integration and put in your URL that corresponds to the following:
https://secure.potionfactory.com/store/notification/gcheckout
That is the URL that Google uses to make callbacks. If you don't set this up, your customers will not get their orders delivered by email.
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If you are setting up PayPal's Website Payments Standard (WPS) refer to config/paypal_wps.yml for further information and configuration.
- gem install ruby-debug
- Put 'debugger' where you want to break in your source code
- Start the app with 'script/server --debugger' to enable breakpoints
I'd appreciate it if you kept the "Powered by Potion Store" link in the footer. It'll help more developers find the project.