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= cielo
Integração com a Cielo via WebServices
== Funcionalidades Implementadas
== USO
gem install cielo
=== Ambiente de teste (Homologação)
transaction = Cielo::Transaction.new transaction.create!(numero: "XXX", valor: "123123", moeda: "BRL", ...) #inicia uma nova transação transaction.verify!("TID OF THE TRANSACTION") #verifica o status de uma transação transaction.catch!("TID OF THE TRANSACTION") #captura a transação
=== Rails
rails g cielo:install
Esse comando vai gerar um arquivo config/initializers/cielo.rb que já vem configurado para o ambiente de testes, para produção garanta que os dados estão corretos.
=== Outras plataformas
Se torna necessário somente configurar o módulo Cielo
Cielo.setup do |config| config.environment = :test #:production config.numero_afiliacao = "XXX" # fornecido pela cielo config.chave_acesso = "XXX" # fornecido pela cielo config.return_path = "http://path/to" # URL para onde a cielo redirecionara seu usuário após inserir os dados na cielo. end
== Avisos
== Contributing to cielo
== Colaboradores
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2011 Crafters Software Studio. See LICENSE.txt for further details.
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