Гем для работы с платёжной системо Сбербанка
Вносим все переменные для запроса , в указанном порядке To begin with, we are adding data: username, password, returnurl, order_num, price
returnurl : "https://yoursite.com/payment" this is the full path to the page where the bank will return the status of your payment - for further processing by you. это полный путь к странице , в которую банк вернет статус вашего платежа - для последующей обработки вами.
order_num : unique payment number. Carefully, if your payment was declined or canceled by timeout for some reason - this number should be changed for retry. уникальный номер платежа. Внимательно , если ваш платеж был отклонен или отменен по таймауту по какойто причине - этот номер должен быть изменен для повторной попытки.
price : price - must be separated by a comma or be an integer цена - должна быть разделенна запятой или быть целым числом
@payment = Sberbank.reg_order( username, password, returnurl, order_num, price)
answer if an error occurs (ответ если произходит ошибка): {"errorCode"=>"5", "errorMessage"=>"Доступ запрещён"}
Information on errors and statuses you can read in the documentation from Sberbank информацию по ошибкам и статусам вы можете прочитать в документации от Сбербанка
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