Payeezy plugin for the Workarea platform.
payeezy:
apikey:
apisecret:
token:
ta_token: transarmor token, https://globalgatewaye4.firstdata.com; found under the terminals tab, or use NOIW when using default sandbox merchant "Acme Sock"
test: # set to true when using sandbox account
This gem contains a rails engine that must be mounted onto a host Rails application.
To access Workarea gems and source code, you must be an employee of WebLinc or a licensed retailer or partner.
Workarea gems are hosted privately at https://gems.weblinc.com/. You must have individual or team credentials to install gems from this server. Add your gems server credentials to Bundler:
bundle config gems.weblinc.com my_username:my_password
Or set the appropriate environment variable in a shell startup file:
export BUNDLE_GEMS__WEBLINC__COM='my_username:my_password'
Then add the gem to your application's Gemfile specifying the source:
# ...
gem 'workarea-payeezy', source: 'https://gems.weblinc.com'
# ...
Or use a source block:
# ...
source 'https://gems.weblinc.com' do
gem 'workarea-payeezy'
end
# ...
Update your application's bundle.
cd path/to/application
bundle
See http://developer.weblinc.com for Workarea platform documentation.
Copyright WebLinc 2018. All rights reserved.
For licensing, contact sales@workarea.com.
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