descriptionRails app for storing credit cards
homepage URLhttp://monkeycharger.googlecode.com
ownerjoe@tanga.com
last changeFri, 23 Nov 2007 07:43:37 +0000 (22 23:43 -0800)
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README
MonkeyCharger is a small stand-alone RESTified Rails app that lets you store
and charge credit cards.  It uses the ActiveMerchant library for the 
authorizing and capturing of credit cards.

You probably want to run this application on a super-secured machine that's firewalled
like crazy and is not accessible from the internet.  And follow the Visa CISP 
documentation.

NOTE ON RUNNING TESTS: running 'rake' will run the integration tests, which do hit the 
remote payment gateways.  You'll need a valid account with someone like authorize.net 
to successfully run those tests.  Running 'rake spec' doesn't hit any remote gateways.

Also, before running the tests, cp config/initializers/monkeycharger.rb.example to 
config/initializers/monkeycharger.rb.


Copyright (c) 2007 Joe Van Dyk, released under the MIT license
shortlog
2007-11-23 Joe Van DykUpgraded Railsmaster
2007-11-23 Joe Van DykUpgraded Rails and RSpec
2007-11-23 Joe Van Dykremoving log dir from .gitignore
2007-11-23 Joe Van Dykmoved files around
2007-11-23 Joe Van Dykadded ignore files
2007-11-08 joevandykdon't show weird error messages when an authorization...
2007-11-03 joevandykcredit cards can have just one name, i suppose
2007-10-22 joevandykclarified tests a little bit
2007-10-22 joevandykmake sure to crypt number on updates too
2007-10-22 joevandykremove extra stuff from env
2007-10-17 joevandykoops, made sure that we're using to_cents when authorizing
2007-10-16 joevandykwhen saving the card, should update the last four digit...
2007-10-15 joevandykignore the cvv stuff for now
2007-10-09 joevandykrename cvv to verification value
2007-09-12 joevandykAuthorizations can now be used without an existing...
2007-09-08 joevandykapparently params have to formatted a certain way
...
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