Multi-Pay

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Multipay is a Payment MicroService API that links to various payment platforms to give you various range of options with just a single token id!

Technology Stack

• Django
• Django REST Framework
• Postgres
• Stripe Payment
• Paystack API
• FlutterWave API
• Coinbase API etc...

Setting Up For Local Development

• Check that python 3 is installed:

  python --version
  >> Python 3.7.0
  

• Install virtualenv or pipenv:

• Clone the multi-pay repo and cd into it:

  git clone https://github.com/ferrumie/multi-pay.git
  

• Create a virtual enviroment

   python3 -m venv env
  

• Activate the virtual enviroment:

  • On Linux/Mac:

    source env/bin/activate
    

  • On Windows:

    env/scripts/activate
    

  Feel free to use other tools such as pipenv

• Install dependencies from requirements.txt file:

  pip install -r requirements.txt
  

• Setup up local postgres db

   Download and install postgres locally
   Here is a useful guide for windows
   [Install Postgres on Windows](https://www.guru99.com/download-install-postgresql.html)
  
   For MacOS install the psogress app 
   [Install Postgres on Mac](https://postgresapp.com/)
   Start postgres
   Create and visualize the databse using [Postico](https://eggerapps.at/postico/)
  

• Make a copy of the .env.sample file in the app folder and rename it to .env and update the variables accordingly:

  SECRET_KEY=generate a random django key # https://www.miniwebtool.com/django-secret-key-generator/
  DB_NAME=dbname
  DB_USER=dbuser
  DB_PASSWORD=secretpassword
  
  

• Apply migrations:

   run python manage.py migrate
  

• Run the application with the command

  python manage.py runserver
  

• Once the server is running navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8000 to access the project

• Visualize local postgres db using Postico or Pgadmin

Running Tests

• Run all tests

  python manage.py test
  

• Run a particular test script (using testuser.py inside the unit module as an example)

  python manage.py test api.tests.unit.testuser
  

• Run test in a particular folder:

  python manage.py test <folder>
  

Check out the django documentation on Testing for more information

PhoneNumbers

• The phonenumber fields currently support basically all the available number prefix for all service lines internationally This is a list of all the available number prefix in nigeria

      '234701':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '2347020':{'en': 'Smile'},
      '2347021':{'en': 'Ntel'},
      '2347022':{'en': 'Ntel'},
      '2347024':{'en': 'Prestel'},
      '2347025':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '2347026':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '2347027':{'en': 'Multilinks'},
      '2347028':{'en': 'Starcomms'},
      '2347029':{'en': 'Starcomms'},
      '234703':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234704':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234705':{'en': 'Glo'},
      '234706':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234708':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '234709':{'en': 'Multilinks'},
      '234801':{'en': 'Megatech'},
      '234802':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '234803':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234804':{'en': 'Ntel'},
      '234805':{'en': 'Glo'},
      '234806':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234807':{'en': 'Glo'},
      '234808':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '234809':{'en': '9mobile'},
      '234810':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234811':{'en': 'Glo'},
      '234812':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '234813':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234814':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234815':{'en': 'Glo'},
      '234816':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234817':{'en': '9mobile'},
      '234818':{'en': '9mobile'},
      '234819':{'en': 'Starcomms'},
      '234901':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '234902':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '234903':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234904':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '234905':{'en': 'Glo'},
      '234906':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234907':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '234908':{'en': '9mobile'},
      '234909':{'en': '9mobile'},
      '234912':{'en': 'Airtel'},
      '234913':{'en': 'MTN'},
      '234915':{'en': 'Glo'},