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Wallet project based on laravel. The project is integrated with stripe for card payments and paypal APIs. It is 90% complete with features including deposits send money with cool ui. Clone the project and start your wallet system asap. cheers | ||||||||||
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Cartridge multiple payment options module. | ||||||||||
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An e-wallet to manage your day to day transactions. | ||||||||||
Payment Processor Gateway | 1 | 7 years ago | Ruby | |||||||
Ruby on Rails App - Google Wallet and PayPal Feature combined with mobile payment. |
AngularJS Shopping Cart forked from Bernado Castilho's sample on Code Project so I could add Stripe.js support to it.
Blogged about the changes needed for Stripe support.
Update app.js with your Paypal/Google/Stripe tokens/IDs to use this in your application.
For Stripe.js, change the chargeurl parameter so it points to a form processing handler on your web site that commits the charge. Stripe is different than Paypal/Google in that it's a two-step process that's similar to an OAuth login.