itskingori · October 25, 2016 17:41 · Anyoks · Nov 13, 2015 · itskingori · Nov 13, 2015
diff --git a/pesapal_controller.rb b/pesapal_controller.rb
 module Account
  module Payments
    class PesapalController < ApplicationController
      # GET /account/payments/pesapal/new
      def new
        # Configure transaction details
        pesapal = Pesapal::Merchant.new
        pesapal.order_details = {
          amount: '<AMOUNT>',
          description: '<DESCRIPTION>',
          type: 'MERCHANT',
          reference: '<REFERENCE>',
          first_name:'<FIRST_NAME>',
          last_name: '<LAST_NAME>',
          email: '<EMAIL>',
          phonenumber: '<PHONE_NUMBER>',
          currency: 'KES_or_USD'
        }

        # Configure API settings while passing on the data that we need
        pesapal.config = {
          callback_url: pesapal_callback_account_payments_url,
          consumer_key: Rails.application.secrets.pesapal_consumer_key,
          consumer_secret: Rails.application.secrets.pesapal_consumer_secret
        }

        # Generate iframe
        @order_url = pesapal.generate_order_url
      end

      # GET /account/payments/pesapal/callback
      def callback
        payment = Payment.new(
          user: current_user,
          reference_no: params.require(:pesapal_merchant_reference),
          tracking_no: params.require(:pesapal_transaction_tracking_id),
          amount: "amount",
          currency_iso_code: "currency.iso_code",
          status: 'pending'
        )

        if payment.save
          redirect_to account_payments_url, notice: "Your payment of XXX has been completed but is still pending confirmation."
          return
        end

        redirect_to new_account_payment_url, alert: "Your payment of XXX was not completed successfully."
      end

      # GET /account/payments/pesapal/ipn
      def ipn
        # Initialize Pesapal
        pesapal = Pesapal::Merchant.new
        pesapal.config = {
          consumer_key: Rails.application.secrets.pesapal_consumer_key,
          consumer_secret: Rails.application.secrets.pesapal_consumer_secret
        }

        # Get the pesapal transaction identifiers
        reference_no = params.require(:pesapal_merchant_reference)
        tracking_no  = params.require(:pesapal_transaction_tracking_id)

        # Make sure we respond to Pesapal and also, depending on the data from
        # Pesapal ... apply our business logic appropriately.
        respond_to do |format|
          # Do nothing if we don't have what we need
          if reference_no.blank? || tracking_no.blank?
            format.html { render nothing: true }
          # ... else apply business login ...
          else
            # Get hash with response from the `ipn_listener` helper
            # method:
            #
            #   {
            #     status: "<PAYMENT_STATUS>",
            #     response: "<IPN_RESPONSE>"
            #   }
            ipn_response = pesapal.ipn_listener 'CHANGE', reference_no, tracking_no

            # If payment exists in the DB so we proceed with updating it's
            # status. INVALID indicates that the transaction with the reference
            # you provided could not be found.
            payment = ::Payment.find_by reference_no: reference_no, tracking_no: tracking_no
            apply_ipn_update payment, ipn_response[:status] if payment
            format.html { render text: ipn_response[:response] }
          end
        end
      end

      private

      # Apply the update to the payment depending on the response
      def apply_ipn_update(payment, ipn_status)
        case ipn_status
        when 'COMPLETED'
          # do something
        when 'FAILED'
          # do something
        when 'PENDING'
          # do something
        when 'INVALID'
          # do somethimg
        end
      end

      # Never trust parameters from the scary internet, only allow the white list through.
      def payment_params
        if params.key? :payment
          params[:payment][:reference_no] = params[:pesapal_merchant_reference] unless params[:pesapal_merchant_reference].blank?
          params[:payment][:tracking_no]  = params[:pesapal_transaction_tracking_id] unless params[:pesapal_transaction_tracking_id].blank?
        end
        params.require(:payment).permit(:amount, :currency_iso_code, :payable_type, :reference_no, :tracking_no)
      end
    end
  end
 end
	module Account
	module Payments
	class PesapalController < ApplicationController
	# GET /account/payments/pesapal/new
	def new
	# Configure transaction details
	pesapal = Pesapal::Merchant.new
	pesapal.order_details = {
	amount: '<AMOUNT>',
	description: '<DESCRIPTION>',
	type: 'MERCHANT',
	reference: '<REFERENCE>',
	first_name:'<FIRST_NAME>',
	last_name: '<LAST_NAME>',
	email: '<EMAIL>',
	phonenumber: '<PHONE_NUMBER>',
	currency: 'KES_or_USD'
	}

	# Configure API settings while passing on the data that we need
	pesapal.config = {
	callback_url: pesapal_callback_account_payments_url,
	consumer_key: Rails.application.secrets.pesapal_consumer_key,
	consumer_secret: Rails.application.secrets.pesapal_consumer_secret
	}

	# Generate iframe
	@order_url = pesapal.generate_order_url
	end

	# GET /account/payments/pesapal/callback
	def callback
	payment = Payment.new(
	user: current_user,
	reference_no: params.require(:pesapal_merchant_reference),
	tracking_no: params.require(:pesapal_transaction_tracking_id),
	amount: "amount",
	currency_iso_code: "currency.iso_code",
	status: 'pending'
	)

	if payment.save
	redirect_to account_payments_url, notice: "Your payment of XXX has been completed but is still pending confirmation."
	return
	end

	redirect_to new_account_payment_url, alert: "Your payment of XXX was not completed successfully."
	end

	# GET /account/payments/pesapal/ipn
	def ipn
	# Initialize Pesapal
	pesapal = Pesapal::Merchant.new
	pesapal.config = {
	consumer_key: Rails.application.secrets.pesapal_consumer_key,
	consumer_secret: Rails.application.secrets.pesapal_consumer_secret
	}

	# Get the pesapal transaction identifiers
	reference_no = params.require(:pesapal_merchant_reference)
	tracking_no = params.require(:pesapal_transaction_tracking_id)

	# Make sure we respond to Pesapal and also, depending on the data from
	# Pesapal ... apply our business logic appropriately.
	respond_to do \|format\|
	# Do nothing if we don't have what we need
	if reference_no.blank? \|\| tracking_no.blank?
	format.html { render nothing: true }
	# ... else apply business login ...
	else
	# Get hash with response from the `ipn_listener` helper
	# method:
	#
	# {
	# status: "<PAYMENT_STATUS>",
	# response: "<IPN_RESPONSE>"
	# }
	ipn_response = pesapal.ipn_listener 'CHANGE', reference_no, tracking_no

	# If payment exists in the DB so we proceed with updating it's
	# status. INVALID indicates that the transaction with the reference
	# you provided could not be found.
	payment = ::Payment.find_by reference_no: reference_no, tracking_no: tracking_no
	apply_ipn_update payment, ipn_response[:status] if payment
	format.html { render text: ipn_response[:response] }
	end
	end
	end

	private

	# Apply the update to the payment depending on the response
	def apply_ipn_update(payment, ipn_status)
	case ipn_status
	when 'COMPLETED'
	# do something
	when 'FAILED'
	# do something
	when 'PENDING'
	# do something
	when 'INVALID'
	# do somethimg
	end
	end

	# Never trust parameters from the scary internet, only allow the white list through.
	def payment_params
	if params.key? :payment
	params[:payment][:reference_no] = params[:pesapal_merchant_reference] unless params[:pesapal_merchant_reference].blank?
	params[:payment][:tracking_no] = params[:pesapal_transaction_tracking_id] unless params[:pesapal_transaction_tracking_id].blank?
	end
	params.require(:payment).permit(:amount, :currency_iso_code, :payable_type, :reference_no, :tracking_no)
	end
	end
	end
	end