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options on the payment stage of the standard checkout. The selected shipping address and shipping method / costs are automatically
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sent to the PayPal review page (along with detailed order information).
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THIS FEATURE IS NOT YET COMPLETE
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2. Cart Checkout - Presents the PayPal checkout button on the users Cart page and redirects the user to complete all shipping / addressing
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information on PaypPal's site. This also supports PayPal's Instant Update feature to retrieve shipping options live from Spree when the user
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selects / changes their shipping address on PayPal's site.
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2. Cart Checkout (THIS FEATURE IS NOT YET COMPLETE) - Presents the PayPal checkout button on the users Cart page and redirects the user to complete
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all shipping / addressing information on PaypPal's site. This also supports PayPal's Instant Update feature to retrieve shipping options live from
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Spree when the user selects / changes their shipping address on PayPal's site.
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This extension follows the documented flow for a PayPal Express Checkout, where a user is forwarded to PayPal to allow them to login and review
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the order (possibly select / change shipping address and method), then the user is redirected back to Spree to confirm the order. The user
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MUST confirm the order on the Spree site before the payment is authorized / captured from PayPal (and the order is transitioned to the New state).
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USAGE (Checkout Payment)
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========================
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IPN & eCheck Support
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===================
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eCheck payments are now fully supported and PayPal's Instant Payment Notification service is also supported for receiving updates relating to eCheck payments only. To configure eCheck payments you'll need to:
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1. Setup your application
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2. Configure PPE
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###1. Install & Configure the extension (see Installation and Configuration sections below).
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You'll need to have a Paypal developer account (developer.paypal.com) and both buyer and seller test accounts.
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Tip: these are sandbox only, so use email addresses and passwords that are easy to remember, e.g. buyer@example.com and seller@example.com.
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Your sandbox credentials are available from the API Credentials link.
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Start your app
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http://localhost:3000/admin/payment_methods/new
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Name: Paypal Express
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Environment: Development
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Active: Yes
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Provider: BillingIntegration::PaypalExpress
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Create
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Now add your credentials in the screen that follows
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review: unchecked [1]
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Signature: signature from your paypal seller test account
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Server: test
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Test Mode: checked
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Password: API Password from your paypal seller test account
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Login: API Username from your paypal seller test account
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Update
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###2. Configure your PayPal account to accept eCheck payments (under Profile on PayPal's website).
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3. Test it
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###3. Set the IPN URL on your PayPal account (under Profile on PayPal's website) to:
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Add an item to cart
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Check out
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Address step: complete it using a valid US address. (Use Sean Schofield's from the railsdog site ;))
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Delivery step: pick anything
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Payment step: pick Paypal Express. If this does not show up as an option, repeat Step 3.
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The Check out with PayPal button should appear.
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Make sure you're logged into your paypal developer account in another browser window before clicking it, as you'll be redirected to your test account (same browser, new window or tab).
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On Paypal's site (your previously configured Seller test account), log in as the Buyer.
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If you set up a test buyer account as buyer@example.com previously, use this now.
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You should now see the paypal order details screen with a Pay Now button.
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Click Pay Now
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You should now see the spree apps thank you for your order page
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https://www.yourstore.com/paypal_notify
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4. Check the payment
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###4. Enable auto_capture within Spree (as eCheck payments are only supported for purchase and not authorize requests).
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http://localhost:3000/admin/orders
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Spree::Config.set(:auto_capture => true)
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Installation
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============
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###1. Add the following line to your application's Gemfile
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gem "spree_paypal_express", :git => "git://github.com/spree/spree_paypal_express.git"
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**Note:** The :git option is only required for the edge version, and can be removed to used the released gem.
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###2. Run bundler
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bundle install
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###3. Copy assets / migrations
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rake spree_paypal_express:install
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###4. Run migration
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rake db:migrate
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Configuration
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=============
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###1. Before you begin
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Edit your new order
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You'll need to have a Paypal developer account (developer.paypal.com) and both buyer and seller test accounts.
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Go to the Payments section from the right hand menu
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**Tip:** these are sandbox only, so use email addresses and passwords that are easy to remember, e.g. buyer@example.com and seller@example.com.
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Pending Payments should show Paypal Express with the options of Show and Capture
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Your sandbox credentials are available from the API Credentials link.
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###2. Setup the Payment Method
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Click Show and look over the info available
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Log in as an admin and add a new **Payment Method** (under Configuration), using following details:
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**Name:** Paypal Express
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The payment has status Pending with a successful authorization
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**Environment:** Development (or what ever environment you prefer)
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Back to Payments
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**Active:** Yes
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This time click Capture, then OK
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**Provider:** BillingIntegration::PaypalExpress
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Click Show to see what's changed.
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Click **Create* , and now add your credentials in the screen that follows:
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You should now see two transactions, the previous Authorize transaction and a new Capture one with status Completed
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**Review:** unchecked [1]
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**Signature:** API signature from your paypal seller test account
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**Server:** test (for Development or live for Production)
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**Test Mode:** checked (or unchecked for Production)
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**Password:** API Password from your paypal seller test account
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**Login:** API Username from your paypal seller test account (care to use the API Username and not the Test Account address)
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Click **Update**
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Test Drive
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==========
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While testing PayPal Express checkout locally make sure you're logged into your PayPal **developer** account in another browser window before attempting a PayPal payment, as you'll be redirected and forced to sign in to your developer account.
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1. Add an item to cart
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2. Check out
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3. Address step: complete it using a valid US address.
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4. Delivery step: pick anything
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5. On the Payment Step, you should see a PayPal button. You can select it directly or just click "Continue"
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6. You will get redirected to PayPals sandbox site, be sure to log in as a **Buyer** / **Personal** test account and not the account you use to configure the Payment Method with.
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7. You should now see the paypal order details screen with a Pay Now button.
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8. Click Pay Now, and you should now be redirected back to Spree's order thank you page.
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9. Log into the Admin UI and review the Order and Payment details to confirm the successful checkout.
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Running Specs
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=============
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###1. Create Test App
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rake test_app
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###2. Run Specs
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rake spec
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NOTES
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@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ class PaypalExpressCallbacksController < Spree::BaseController
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include ActiveMerchant::Billing::Integrations
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skip_before_filter :verify_authenticity_token
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ssl_required
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def notify
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retrieve_details #need to retreive details first to ensure ActiveMerchant gets configured correctly.
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Gem::Specification.new do |s|
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s.platform = Gem::Platform::RUBY
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s.name = 'spree_paypal_express'
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s.version = '2.0.0'
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s.summary = 'Add gem summary here'
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#s.description = 'Add (optional) gem description here'
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s.version = '1.0.0'
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s.summary = 'Adds PayPal Express as a Payment Method to Spree store'
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s.homepage = 'http://www.spreecommerce.com'
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s.author = 'Rails Dog'
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s.email = 'gems@railsdog.com'
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s.required_ruby_version = '>= 1.8.7'
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# s.author = 'David Heinemeier Hansson'
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# s.email = 'david@loudthinking.com'
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# s.homepage = 'http://www.rubyonrails.org'
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# s.rubyforge_project = 'actionmailer'
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s.files = `git ls-files`.split("\n")
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s.test_files = `git ls-files -- {test,spec,features}/*`.split("\n")
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s.require_paths = ["lib"]
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s.has_rdoc = false
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s.files = Dir['CHANGELOG', 'README.md', 'LICENSE', 'lib/**/*', 'app/**/*']
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s.require_path = 'lib'
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s.requirements << 'none'
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s.has_rdoc = true
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s.add_dependency('spree_core', '>= 0.30.1')
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end
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s.add_dependency('spree_core', '>=0.40.3')
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end
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