comgate_ruby

Client for Comgate payment gateway

API docs for Comgate

https://help.comgate.cz/docs/api-protokol

Installation

Install the gem and add to the application's Gemfile by executing:

$ bundle add comgate_ruby

If bundler is not being used to manage dependencies, install the gem by executing:

$ gem install comgate_ruby

Usage

1) set gateway object

As singleton on app init or for each transaction:

    gateway = Comgate::Gateway.new(merchant_gateway_id: ":comgate_id",
                                   test_calls: false,
                                   client_secret: ":comgate_secret")
    # or with proxy
    gateway = Comgate::Gateway.new(merchant_gateway_id: ":comgate_id",
                                test_calls: false,
                                client_secret: ":comgate_secret",
                                proxy_uri: "http://pxuser:pxpassword@proxy.me:123") # or just "http://proxy.me:123"

2) prepare endpoint

Comgate sends POST requests to your app about transactions updates. The URL of it needs to be setup in Comgate Client portal. At endpoint, just call gateway.process_callback(params), which will return {state: :paid, transaction_id: ":transID"} (at least). See bullets 4) and 5) in Single payment process bellow.

3) call appropriate method

(see bellow)

Usecases

Single payment process

1) Start transaction by gateway.start_transaction(payment_data). Response is ruby #<Comgate::Response:0x00007f56800295a8 @array=nil, @errors=nil, @hash={:code=>0, :message=>"OK", :transaction_id=>"AB12-CD34-EF56", :redirect_to=>"https://payments.comgate.cz/client/instructions/index?id=AB12-CD34-EF56"}, @http_code=200, @params_conversion_hash= { .... } @redirect_to="https://payments.comgate.cz/client/instructions/index?id=AB12-CD34-EF56"> Important part is response.hash : ruby { code: 0, message: "OK", transaction_id: "AB12-CD34-EF56" redirect_to: "https://payments.comgate.cz/client/instructions/index?id=AB12-CD34-EF56", } 2) Redirect user to response.redirect_to page (=> display Comgate form). 3) Client will (not) pay. 4) Comgate will send request to your defined endpoint about status change of transaction. Call gateway.process_state_change(payload), which will return {state: :paid, transaction_id: ":transID"}(and maybe some more informations). 5) Now is Your time to handle payment (or other state like cancelled, authorized).

Recurring payments

1) Use gateway.start_recurring_transaction(payment_data) and store transaction_id. 2) Create following payments gateway.repeat_recurring_transaction(payment_data: new_payment_data), where new_payment_data includes {payment: {reccurrence: { init_transaction_id: transaction_id } } }. No redirection here. Price can change in each payment. 3) Handle status change like bullets 4) and 5) in single payment

Preauthorized payments

1) Use gateway.start_preauthorized_transaction(payment_data) and store transaction_id. 2a) Confirm payment by gateway.confirm_preauthorized_transaction(payment_data.merge({transaction_id: ":transID"})) (price cannot exceed preauthorized amount) 2b) Cancel payment by gateway.cancel_preauthorized_transaction(transaction_id: ":transID") 3) Handle status change like bullets 4) and 5) in single payment

Verification payments

1) Use gateway.start_verification_transaction(payment_data) and store transaction_id. 2) If payment is succesfull, bank will refund payment immediatelly. 3) Then you can create (repeat) payments like reccuring payments.

Refund payment

1) Call gateway.refund_transaction(payment_data.merge({transaction_id: ":transID"})) (refunded value cannot exceed paid amount) 2) Handle status change like bullets 4) and 5) in single payment

Cancel payment

1) Call gateway.cancel_transaction(transaction_id: ":transID") 2) Handle status change like bullets 4) and 5) in single payment

Check payment state (ad-hoc)

0) The endpoint must be always implemented, this is just additional way to check payment state 1) Call gateway.check_transaction(transaction_id: ":transID"). It will return {state: :paid, transaction_id: ":transID"} and some more infos. 2) Handle status change like bullet 5) in single payment

Get payment methods allowed to merchant

1) Call gateway.allowed_payment_methods(params). It will return array of allowed payment methods in response.array.

    [
      { id: "BANK_CZ_CS_P",
        name: "Česká spořitelna - PLATBA 24",
        description: "On-line platba pro majitele účtu u České spořitelny.",
        logo_url: "https://payments.comgate.cz/assets/images/logos/BANK_CZ_CS_P.png" },
      { id: "BANK_CZ_FB_P",
        name: "Fio banka - PayMyway",
        description: "On-line platba pro majitele účtu u Fio banky.",
        logo_url: "https://payments.comgate.cz/assets/images/logos/BANK_CZ_FB.png" }
    ]

Get list of transfers for date

1) Call gateway.transfers_from(date). Array of transfers will be returned in response.array. ruby [ { transfer_id: 1234567, transfer_date: date, account_counter_party: "0/0000", account_outgoing: "123456789/0000", variable_symbol: "12345678"} ]

Get zip file containing CSV files with transfers of day (much richer data then previous)

1) Call gateway.download_zipped_csvs_of_transfers(date: time_as_date, output_file_path: path_to_download). 2) Unzip (at your own) file at :path_to_download. There can be several CSV files. Example file can be found at ./test/fixtures/csvs.zip.

Parameters

Structure of parameters is unchanged across most of methods, but you can leave out unused keys. You will get error if You do not pass required key. See test/comgate/test_gateway.rb for examples. Also returned hash have consistent structure (very similar to input params) Maximal mixed version looks like:

  {
    code: 0, # output
    message: "OK", # output
    transfer_id: "1234-abcd-45678", # input/output
    test: true, # input (handle as test call)/ output (created by test call)
    state: :paid, # output (:pending, :paid, :cancelled, :authorized)
    merchant: {
      gateway_id: "some_id_from_comgate", # output (input is set at gateway init)
      target_shop_account: "12345678/1234", # input (change against default)/ output
    },
    payment: {
        amount_in_cents: 12_900, # input/output
        currency: "CZK", # input/output
        label: "Payment for 2 straws", # input/output
        reference_id: "our eshop order #1 reference", # input/output
        method: "CARD_CZ_CSOB_2", # input (selected method; or use "ALL") / output
        product_name: "product name ABC", # input/output
        fee: nil, # output ( if automatic deduction of the payment fee is set at Comgate)
        variable_symbol: 739_689_656, # output (so I acctually do not know where it came from)
        apple_pay_payload: "raw apple pay payload", # input
        dynamic_expiration: false, # input (see  https://help.comgate.cz/v1/docs/expirace-plateb )
        expiration_time: "10h", # input ( use "m" or  "h" or "d", but only one of them; allowed rage "30m".."7d")
        description: "Some description",
        reccurrence: { init_transaction_id: "12AD-dfsA-4568",
                       period: 1,
                       cycle: :month, # :on_demand
                       valid_to: } },
    },
    payer: {
        email: "payer1@gmail.com", # input/output
        phone: "+420778899", # input/output
        first_name: "John", # input - not used at Comgate
        last_name: "Doe", # input - not used at Comgate
        account_number: "account_num", # output
        account_name: "payer account name" # output
    },
    options: {
      country_code: "DE", # input (can restrict allowed  payment methods)
      language_code: "sk", # input
      shop_return_url: "https://example.com/return",
      callback_url: "https://example.com/callback"
    },
    # items are not used at Comgate
    items: [{ type: "ITEM",
              name: "Je to kulatý – Měsíční (6. 6. 2023 – 6. 7. 2023)",
              amount_in_cents: 9900,
              count: 1,
              vat_rate_percent: 21 }],
    headers: {} # not actually used now
  }

Response

Response returned from gateway call is Comgate::Response instance. You can check redirection response.redirect? ? response.redirect_to : nil. Most of the time, the response shoul be hash-like, stored in response.hash. But for lists there will be array in response.array. If there are errors from API call , they will be in response.errors. But note, that gateway will raise them and not return Comgate::Response instance. And you can also check result.http_code (which is surprisingly 200 from API errors)

Errors

Connection errors or API error responses are raised as RuntimeError with message like "{:api=>[\"[Error #1309] incorrect amount\"]}". Error Number and text can be found in lib/comgate/response.rb. This may be refactored in future.

One more thing

This gem extends Hash with methods deep_symbolize_keys and deep_merge (if needed).

Every request to Comgate is logged/printout at :debug level. You can change the minimal level with ENV variable "COMGATE_MIN_LOG_LEVEL".

Development

After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then, run rake test to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and the created tag, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/[USERNAME]/comgate_ruby.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.