The stripe_controller is a work in progress and things will be changing very rapidly. BEWARE!

Tests are non-functional at this point and will be adjusted to Stripe soon!

CatarseStripe

Catarse Stripe integration with Catarse crowdfunding platform.

So far, catarse_stripe uses Omniauth for an auth connection and to use Catarse as a Platform app. See the wiki on how to use Stripe-Connect.

Installation

Add this lines to your Catarse application's Gemfile under the payments section:

gem 'catarse_stripe', :git => 'git://github.com/lvxn0va/catarse_stripe.git'
gem 'stripe', :git => 'https://github.com/stripe/stripe-ruby'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Install the database migrations

bundle exec rake catarse_stripe:install:migrations
bundle exec rake db:migrate

Usage

Configure the routes for your Catarse application. Add the following lines in the routes file (config/routes.rb):

mount CatarseStripe::Engine => "/", :as => "catarse_stripe"

Configurations

Signup for an account at STRIPE PAYMENTS - Go into your account settings and get your API Keys - Be sure to use your 'Test' keys until you're ready to go live. Alos make sure the live/test toggle in the Dashboard is appropriately set.

Create this configurations into Catarse database:

stripe_api_key, stripe_secret_key and stripe_test (boolean)

In Rails console, run this:

Configuration.create!(name: "stripe_api_key", value: "API_KEY")
Configuration.create!(name: "stripe_secret_key", value: "SECRET_KEY")
Configuration.create!(name: "stripe_test", value: "TRUE/FALSE")

If you've already created your application and been approved at Stripe.com add your Client_id

Configuration.create!(name: "stripe_client_id", value: "STRIPE_CLIENT_ID")  

NOTE: Be sure to add the correct keys from the API section of your Stripe account settings. Stripe_Test: TRUE = Using Stripe Test Server/Sandbox Mode / FALSE = Using Stripe live server.

Authorization

Users who will be creating projects can now create and connect a Stripe.com project payments account. This is the account that will receive funds for each project.

Just above the #password field and in the My_Data section, add the following in app/views/users/_current_user_fields.html.slim:

...
#payment_gateways
h1= t('.payment_gateways')
ul
  li
    - if @user.stripe_key.blank?
      = link_to( image_tag('auth/stripe_blue.png'), '/payment/stripe/auth')
    - else
      = image_tag 'auth/stripe-solid.png'
      br
      p= t('.stripe_key_info')
      p= @user.stripe_key
      br
      p= t('.stripe_customer_info')
      p= @user.stripe_userid
      ...

This will create a button in the User/settings tab to connect to the catarse_stripe auth and get a UserID, Secretkey and PublicKey for the User/Project Owner.

You'll then need to copy those keys to the matchin columns in the projects table. You can do this automatically when a created project is loaded by adding this to the bottom of app/controllers/projects_controller.rb:

def check_for_stripe_keys
  if @project.stripe_userid.nil?
    [:stripe_access_token, :stripe_key, :stripe_userid].each do |field|
      @project.send("#{field.to_s}=", @project.user.send(field).dup)
    end
  elsif @project.stripe_userid != @project.user.stripe_userid
    [:stripe_access_token, :stripe_key, :stripe_userid].each do |field|
      @project.send("#{field.to_s}=", @project.user.send(field).dup)
    end
  end
  @project.save
end  

The insert check_for_stripe_keys in the :show method above 'show!' like so:

...
check_for_stripe_keys

  show!{
    @title = @project.name
    @rewards = @project.rewards.order(:minimum_value).all
    @backers = @project.backers.confirmed.limit(12).order("confirmed_at DESC").all
    fb_admins_add(@project.user.facebook_id) if @project.user.facebook_id
    @update = @project.updates.where(:id => params[:update_id]).first if params[:update_id].present?
  }
 ...

As well as in the :create method after the bitly section like so:

...
unless @project.new_record?
  @project.reload
  @project.update_attributes({ short_url: bitly })
end
check_for_stripe_keys
...

Development environment setup

Clone the repository:

$ git clone git://github.com/lvxn0va/catarse_stripe.git

Add the catarse code into test/dummy:

$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update

And then execute:

$ bundle

Troubleshooting in development environment

Remove the admin folder from test/dummy application to prevent a weird active admin bug:

$ rm -rf test/dummy/app/admin

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

This project rocks and uses MIT-LICENSE.