I want to add a new payment method in BigCommerce for Digital River.
The API's don't allow.
I have seen the workaround mentioned in : Creating new payment method for Bigcommerce
But that's just a hack, and we need something build in, don't want to write the DR wrapped in whole.
I looked at the SDK : https://github.com/bigcommerce/checkout-sdk-js/tree/master/src/payment/strategies/digitalriver
where DR is added couple of weeks ago, is this something going to be supported sooner ?
You're right that this is not currently supported via apis in the docs. As creating a new payment integration is not as straight-forward as other integrations, such as shipping or tax for example, which use the rest apis in the BigCommerce dev docs.
This process requires a partnership with BigCommerce, in addition to being a large time & resource investment. I do have good news though -- BigCommerce is currently working with this provider to build this integration! :)
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I have managed to create a Checkout Button for my Wordpress Site (using Divi) to accepts my customer's payment details and directly passes them to Stripe's servers.
Now, I need to create charges using Stripe’s API and my server-side code to process charges.
I am quite lost here having never done this before. Could someone tell me by step by step how to proceed?
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Maybe you could consider using a plugin for wordpress like: https://nb.wordpress.org/plugins/stripe/
You dont seem that familiar with PHP so i highly recomend using a plugin instead.
EDIT:
If you prefer to make this yourself take a look at stripe docs here: https://stripe.com/docs/quickstart and maybe consider looking at this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EildM6OMcoQ (This guy is awesome)
I have searched high and low, but I can't find anything telling me how to enable GitHub Vulnerability alerts through their API. I conversely can't find anything saying it's not supported.
Does anyone know where I can find the API documentation if it is supported, or can someone tell me it's not? I have just completed a migration to GitHub for my origination and we have ~750 repositories so enabling them all manually is... less than ideal.
we released an API for this scenario a while back, so you can now enable or disable security alerts in bulk using that. We also published a sample which calls that API for all the repositories in an organization.
API: https://developer.github.com/v3/previews/#enable-or-disable-vulnerability-alerts-for-a-repository
Sample: https://github.com/github/enable-security-alerts-sample
#Russ looks like it's only available according to the UI. I am in the same position in needing to enable this for a very large number of repos.
Take a look at: https://github.community/t5/GitHub-API-Development-and/Security-vulnerability-alerts/td-p/15846
I got this from my companies GitHub service rep:
Enable security vulnerability via API (v3 or v4)
I've raised this and currently in conversations with the team that is responsible for
this feature to see when this could be addressed. I have to say this
is an exception to the GitHub rule of API/Platform first. I apologise
for that.
I am trying to find documentation about the Hybris payment API so that I can insert payments made on external payment gateways so that orders inserted gets processed without Hybris itself having to process the actual payment, has anyone ever tried to achieve something like this and is it even possible? I have googled to try and find info but there is nothing out there that I can find, if possible I would like to bypass the payments totally and flag the order itself as paid and have get passed through for delivery directly. Any documentation pointers highly appreciated.
You can check adyen hybris plugin at https://github.com/Adyen/adyen-hybris
Adyen is payment provider and support multiple payment method. You can find your way in this plugin source code.
Yes, you can setup payment provider easily by extending the hybris default payment APIs (/paymentdetails, /order etc).
This can be done by creating a new checkoutaddon (if you want to use checkout UI) or by creating a new ycommercewebservice extension and update payment apis.
You can refer Adyen hybris plugin for this which has both variants :
https://github.com/Adyen/adyen-hybris
I have a requirement where i need to integrate Stripe payment gateway to my Hybris storefront. While doing R&D in help.hybris.com i have come across two things, CIS framework and payment extension. CIS framework provides one of the service called cispayment. So what my question is, what is the difference between cispayment and payment extension. Which has the more advantages? and what should i go with.
P.S. I have searched for stripe in Hybris marketplace, unfortunately i found nothing there.
You need a lot of customization for integrating payment mode. You can check OOTB payment providers. Also you can check adyen integration at https://github.com/Adyen/adyen-hybris
You can do both with and without CIS extension along with Payment extension. Only at the time of authorisation, you will be using CIS API instead of payment extension's API directly if you choose to use CIS API. I hope you are choosing to prefer to do Generation and Settlement in ERP instead of Hybris in case it is still not implemented. That way you will save cronjob and delay in settlement and also keep ERP payment scalable.
Payment extension if available should always be used, this will lead you to not change your code when you are upgrading hybris version. The payment extension will also be upgraded by vendor at that time. If you don't use extension, you will have to unjar the library and do your changes which is as tough as it sounds.
Is paypal express checkout supported or not. While downloading the merchannt SDK samples I found this
"This Classic SDK is not actively supported and will be deprecated in the future. For full support on new integrations, please use the PayPal REST API SDK for .NET"
I need the express check out option. Which one should I use?
I am kind of confused. Can I use merchant SDK the classic one or go with the REST API?
The message about deprecation for the SDK is a bit misleading. PayPal have new REST APIs and also the Braintree v.zero SDKs, and these are the products that should be used for integrations going forward for the vast majority of merchants.
However, for enterprise merchants, and especially customers with specific product features that are not currently supported on the new platforms, Express Checkout is still the best solution, and it will continue to be for some time. So the deprecation message is intended to guide to the new APIs, rather than indicate a lack of support or functionality.
PaySharp.NET is an open source .NET SDK, and should meet your requirements, given that it is specifically designed to support Express Checkout. Here is an in-depth tutorial on the subject.