Sagepay Server

Lightweight wrapper for Sagepay's Server Implementation API for Ruby on Rails over HTTP using HTTParty.

About

As the server implementation does not fit the ActiveMerchant model (due to redirects to the SagePay to complete payment). This is a very simple class that leverages the power of HTTParty to implement the full SagePay Server API in 63 lines of code.

Installation

Make sure you have the HTTParty gem installed

sudo gem install httparty

Then install as a plugin

script/plugin install git://github.com/miletbaker/sagepay_server.git

Usage

You should familiarise yourself with the SagePay Server Implementation API documentation found here: http://www.sagepay.com/developers.asp. You can call any transaction action on an instance of SagepayServer, including payment, authenticate, deferred, release, abort, refund, repeat, void, manual, directrefund, authorise and cancel

The Vendor, VPSVersion, TxType and Profile parameters are added automatically, just pass the others as arguments to the method. i.e.

VENDOR = '...'

ss = SagepayServer.new(VENDOR)

response = ss.payment(
  'VendorTxCode' => '...',
  'Amount'  => 1029.99,
  'Currency'   => 'GBP',
  'Description' => 'Canon EOS 7D',
  'NotificationURL' => 'http://www.myserver.com/notify',
  ...
)

Responds with a hash

{ :status => "OK", :security_key => "...", :next_url => "..." }

You can then use the next_url parameter to embed the payment page within an iframe or redirect the user to Sagepay to complete the payment. By default the plugin injects the Profile=LOW property to display the cut down payment form for iframes, if you would like to set the profile page as normal, set before your call or in your environment file / initializer:

SagepayServer.profile = :normal

You can set which Sagepay environment the plugin uses by setting the following attribute:

SagepayServer.mode = :test # Use the test environment

or

SagepayServer.mode = :simulator # Use the simulator

Copyright (c) 2009 Go Tripod Ltd, released under the MIT license