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PyPayment is a wrapper for payment provider APIs
Main idea – unified interface for every provider
This library simplifies payment integration
Install the latest version with PyPI
pip install -U pypayment
# Choose payment provider. For example, Qiwi
from pypayment import Payment, QiwiPayment, PaymentStatus
# Authorize payment provider
QiwiPayment.authorize("my_secret_key")
# Create a payment and get its url
payment: Payment = QiwiPayment(amount=100)
print(payment.url) # https://oplata.qiwi.com/form/?invoice_uid=<payment_unique_id>
# Wait for payment to be completed
while payment.status != PaymentStatus.PAID:
input("Press Enter to update payment status...")
# Use `update()` method to update payment's `status` and `income`
payment.update()
print("Payment is completed!")
print(payment.income) # 90.0 (if commission is 10%)
[!NOTE] For more details see documentation
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
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Payment Providers API Wrapper
We found that pypayment 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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