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A Django app providing database and form fields for credit cards.
django
>= 1.8python
>= 3Install django-credit-cards:
pip install django-credit-cards
Then add it to your models:
from creditcards.models import CardNumberField, CardExpiryField, SecurityCodeField
class Payment(models.Model):
cc_number = CardNumberField(_('card number'))
cc_expiry = CardExpiryField(_('expiration date'))
cc_code = SecurityCodeField(_('security code'))
Or to your forms:
from creditcards.forms import CardNumberField, CardExpiryField, SecurityCodeField
class PaymentForm(forms.Form):
cc_number = CardNumberField(label='Card Number')
cc_expiry = CardExpiryField(label='Expiration Date')
cc_code = SecurityCodeField(label='CVV/CVC')
from creditcards import types
assert types.get_type('4444333322221111') == types.CC_TYPE_VISA
assert types.get_type('343434343434343') == types.CC_TYPE_AMEX
assert types.get_type('0000000000000000') == types.CC_TYPE_GENERIC
Copyright (c) 2018 Mihail Mishakin Released under the BSD license (see LICENSE)
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A Django app providing database and form fields for credit cards.
We found that django-credit-cards demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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