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Paypal Pro

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Author(s) Peter Delahunty
Current Release 0.2   (2 years ago)
Grails Version 1.1 > *
Tags ecommerce  functionality 
Dependency 
compile ":paypal-pro:0.2"
Last updated by admin 2 years ago
grails install-plugin paypal-pro
Last updated by bherrmann7 7 months ago

Paypal Pro Plugin

Overview

This plugin provides provided seemless integration with papal web payment pro. This allows you to take payment from your customers through your website while accepting payment through the backend with paypal. You can:

Take one off payments

Setup recurring payments

Author: Peter Delahunty

blog: http://blog.peterdelahunty.com

twitter: http://twitter.com/peterdelahunty

email: peter.delahunty@solution51.com

website: www.solution51.com

Compatibility

The plugin is currently compatible with version 1.1.x of grails.

Installation

Installation is very simple as is all grails plugin installations;

grails install-plugin paypal-pro

Configuration

You need to specify your paypal web payments pro account credentials. You setup a sandbox for developement and live for production

environments {
    development {
        paypalPro {
            username = "sandbox@tester.com";
            password = "1242591648";
            signature = "kmksmkmskdsmfkmksmdkfskdfk";
            environment = "sandbox";
        }
    }
    production {
        paypalPro {
            username = "liveusername@tester.com";
            password = "123456";
            signature = "kkmkmkmkmkmkm";
            environment = "live";
        }
     }
}

Documentation

The Paypal Pro plugin integrates into your current project as a service. It provides the following artefacts

New Domain objects

PayPalBilling

This object represents and instance of a Paypal recurring billing agreement. These are the properties requried to be filled by you.

referenceId

This is used by you to keep any reference data back to your domain. It is stored in paypal

description

This is description of what the recurring billing agreement is for

initialAmount

This is the amount you want to charge the customer for their first payment

amount

Thi is the on going amount you want to charge the customer.

currencyCode;

This is the currency code of the the amounts you want to charge. It must be a paypal supported currency. eg USD for us dollars.

PayPalBillingHistory

This object represents and instance of a change to a paypal recurring billing agreement. The changes possible are: START,CANCEL,SUSPEND,REACTIVATE

PayPalPayment

This object represents and instance of an adhoc Paypal transaction.

description

This is description of what the recurring billing agreement is for

amount

Thi is the amount you want to charge the customer.

currencyCode;

This is the currency code of the the amounts you want to charge. It must be a paypal supported currency. eg USD for us dollars.

New Command Object

PayPalPaymentDetailsCommand

This object represents the information that a customer needs to enter in a form to take payment via a credit card. I has the following attributes:

cardType

This can be one of these values: (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Amex, Maestro, Solo)

cardNumber

This is the credit or debit card number

cardEndMonth

This is the expiry month of the card

cardEndYear

This is the expriy year of the card

cardStartMonth

This is the start month of the card

cardStartYear

This is the start year of the card

cardIssueNumber

This is the date the card was issued

cardVerificationValue

This the card CVV number on the back of the card on the signature strip

firstName

This is the frst name of the card holder

lastName

This is the last name of the card holder

email

This is the email of the card holder

street

This is number and street address of the cards billing address

city

This is the city of the cards billing address

state

This is the state of the cards billing address (opitonal)

zip

This is zip or post code of the cards billing address

countryCode;

This is country code of the cards billing address

description

This is a description of this transaction

ipAddress

This is the ip address of the customer

New Service

PayPalProService

The PayPalProService has the following method for making payments with Paypal web payments pro.

createMonthlyRecurringPayment

This method takes a PayPalBilling object and a PayPalPaymentDetailsCommand object and creates a paypal recurring billing agreement

cancelMonthlyRecurringPayment

This method takes a PayPalBilling cancels a paypal recurring billing agreement

doSinglePaymentSale

This method takes a PayPalPayment object and a PayPalPaymentDetailsCommand object and creates a paypal transaction

Tag libs for payment form

I have also created several tag libs for creating the payment form.

cardTypeSelect (select box)

This example uses the cardTypeSelect to show the cards. I only show credit cards due to the cardType parameter

<paypalpro:cardTypeSelect name="cardType" value="${paymentDetails?.cardType}" noSelection="['':'-Choose your Card Type-']" tabindex="1" cardTypes="['Visa','MasterCard','Amex','Discover']" />

countryCodeSelect (select box)

This tag renders a list of all countries with the country code as a valid paypal code

<paypalpro:countrySelect class="sb" id="countryCode" name="countryCode" value="${paymentDetails?.countryCode}" noSelection="['':'-Choose your Country-']" tabindex="16"/>

monthSelect

Here the tag is used for the cardStartMonth

<paypalpro:monthSelect name="cardStartMonth" value="${paymentDetails?.cardStartMonth}" noSelection="['':'Month']" tabindex="3"/>

yearSelect

Here the tag is used for the cardStartYear

<paypalpro:startYearSelect name="cardStartYear" value="${paymentDetails?.cardStartYear}" noSelection="['':'Year']" tabindex="4"/>

Examples:

Example controller to take payment

This controller assumes you have submitted a payment for with fields that map to the fields on the PayPalPaymentDetailsCommand object. It is passed to the controller as a closure parameter.

def takePayment = {PayPalPaymentDetailsCommand paymentDetailsCommand ->
if (paymentDetailsCommand.hasErrors()) {
render(view: 'enterPayment',
          model: [paymentDetailsCommand : paymentDetailsCommand])
} else {
// call your service to take payment using the PayPalProService
}

Handling errors in your view

You can ues the renderErrors errors tag on the paymentDetailsCommand to see standard grails constraints error messages. You can also use paypalpro:hasPaymentErrors and paypalpro:renderPaymentErrors tags from the plugin to see the error message that came back from paypal. Such as invalid credit card etc.

<g:if test="${flash.message}">
  <div class="errors">
	<ul>
	  <li>${flash.message}</li>
	</ul>
  </div>
</g:if>
<g:hasErrors model="[paymentDetailsCommand: paymentDetailsCommand]">
  <div class="errors">
	<g:renderErrors model="[paymentDetailsCommand: paymentDetailsCommand]" as="list"/>
  </div>
</g:hasErrors>
<paypalpro:hasPaymentErrors bean="${paymentDetailsCommand}">
  <div class="errors">
	<paypalpro:renderPaymentErrors bean="${paymentDetailsCommand}" as="list"/>
  </div>
</paypalpro:hasPaymentErrors>

Setting up a monthly billing via your service

In this example i have subscription object that has a price that i pass to the PayPalBilling object. I also use the user id as the reference id. If the payment is succcessful then the paypal recurring billing profile id will be stored the profile id column of the PayPalBilling table.

class MyPaymentService {
def payPalProService
def setupMonthlyRecurringPayment(
PayPalPaymentDetailsCommand paymentDetailsCommand,
User user, Subscription subscription) {
	PayPalBilling billing = new PayPalBilling()
	billing.amount = subscription.price;
	billing.initialAmount = subscription.price
	billing.currencyCode = "USD"
	billing.referenceId = "$user.id"
	billing.description = user.email
	if (payPalProService.createMonthlyRecurringPayment(
	paymentDetailsCommand, billing)) {
          // on success the billing object has been save to the db
          user.billing
          user.save()
       }else{
          // failed to take payment so return the view to show errors
       }

Taking up on of payment via your service

You just need to setup a PayPalPayment object and pass it to the PayPalProSerive to take payment. On a successful payment the paypal transaction id is stored in the PayPalPayment table.

class MyPaymentService {
def payPalProService
def buyProduct(PayPalPaymentDetailsCommand paymentDetailsCommand,
User user, 
Product product) {
	Double amount = product.price;
	PayPalPayment payPalPayment = new PayPalPayment()
	payPalPayment.amount = amount
	payPalPayment.currencyCode = "USD"
	payPalPayment.description = user.email + " purchased " + product.id
	if (payPalProService.doSinglePaymentSale(paymentDetailsCommand, payPalPayment)) {
	    // do something after successful payment
        }else{
           // failed to take payment so return the view to show errors
        }
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Last updated by admin 2 years ago
Last updated by admin 2 years ago