The Ruby PintPay API Gem. PintPay helps collect payments for your app. Now with a Ruby wrapper.
gem install pinter
Get your API key and API secret from your API page.
Pinter.api_key = "25fdbd9bs0f3sa00f0ecg3e20bja1fag"
Pinter.api_secret = "93a76x73afhe4hgbeqd2720e7eetfu19"
Pinter.subdomain = "your-subdomain"
Returns an array of your subscriptions.
Pinter::Subscription.all
Returns the hash of one subscription. Use the subscription's "secret" attribute to find it.
Pinter::Subscription.find "23862dc3979f365d"
You can also find the subscription by your custom identifier.
Pinter::Subscription.find_by_identifier "231"
Returns the URL to your PintPay page.
Pinter.url
You can also supply the parameters, like the user's email and identifier.
Pinter.url :email => "user@domain.com", :identifier => "1"
Copyright (c) 2011 Nathan Borgo. See License for details.
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