Overview: You can use this gem to access Verifi.com's hosted payment page API for creating and reading payment requests.
Installation:
sudo gem install verifi
Usage:
require 'verifi'
verifi = Verifi::Client.new YOUR_API_KEY, YOUR_SECRET_KEY
payment_params = { :amount => '123.00', :currency => 'USD', :orderid => '123', :return_url => 'http://yoursite.com/order_complete', :cancel_url => 'http://yoursite.com/continue_shopping', :failure_url => 'http://yoursite.com/order_failure', :request_type => 'sale' }
#Creating a payment request: payment_request = verifi.create_payment_request payment_params
puts "just made payment request with pay_key: #{payment_request['pay_key']}"
#Reading the payment request:
fetched_payment_request = verifi.read_payment_request payment_request['pay_key']
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