Take My Money by Rappin, Noel -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Take My Money

About the Pragmatic Bookshelf Table of Contents Early praise for Take My Money: Accepting Payments on the Web Acknowledgments Preface

About This Book About You About the Project A Note About the Code

Chapter 1: Not Taking Payments on the Web (Yet)

Understanding the Data Model Building the Shopping Cart Feature Unit Testing Our Logic Next Up

Chapter 2: Take the Money

What’s a Payment Gateway and Why Do I Need One ? Setting Up Our First Payment Gateway Charging Cards with Server Authentication Testing with the VCR Gem Next Up

Chapter 3: Client-Side Payment Authentication

Setting Up Client-Side Stripe Using the Token on the Server Testing the JavaScript via Capybara Next Up

Chapter 4: PayPal

Setting Up a PayPal Account Accepting PayPal Transactions Handling the PayPal Callback Developing PayPal Charges Next Up

Chapter 5: Failure Is Totally an Option

Client-Side Validation Server-Side Failure Testing for Failure Running a Background Job Notification Next Up

Chapter 6: Subscriptions

Creating Subscription Plans Creating Subscription Customers Purchasing a Subscription Setting Up Webhooks Supporting the Stripe Subscription Life Cycle Next Up

Chapter 7: The Administration Experience

Using Stripe’s Administration Dashboard Setting Up Your Own Administrative Dashboard Setting Up a Point of Purchase Next Up

Chapter 8: Administration Roles

Authentication and Roles Issuing Refunds Applying Discounts Next Up

Chapter 9: Administration and Data Security

Breaking the Rules Keeping Data Secure Two-Factor Authorization Simulating Users Blocking Email Next Up

Chapter 10: Reporting

Using ActiveAdmin Reporting Rolling Your Own Data Speeding Up Performance and Data Preparation Next Up

Chapter 11: Adding Fees and Calculating Taxes

Adding Nontax Fees Calculating Taxes Next Up

Chapter 12: Third-Party Sales with Stripe Connect

Creating Affiliate Accounts Transferring Payments to Affiliate Accounts Validating Affiliates Next Up

Chapter 13: Going to Production

Going Live Setting Up SSL/TLS Encryption Running Automated Security Audits Database Backups Running Periodic Tasks Compliance The End

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