Hello,
Our tenant will have some functionality where he needs payments to be done.
For example tenant will have customers paying invoices in the tenant system.
You suggest to reuse your pro payments module or is it not designed to use for tenants functionality payments?
Because now i see that payments module is pretty much only for host SaaS module and plans payments?
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Hi kirotech
You can implement custom logic by using the Payment Module. You can create one time payments or create recurring payments. Payment module is just an abstraction over multiple payment providers.
Saas Module has an implementation for tenant-edition registration, that's all. Payment module is only an abstraction and you can crate custom payment links by using it.
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Ok so invoice payment should create payment requests? How it supposed to work for tenants?
Where is integration point here?
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Ok so invoice payment should create payment requests? How it supposed to work for tenants?
Where is integration point here?
There is no invoice implementation in Payment Module. It provides only payment interface in your application. You can create a payment request and redirect users to the payment page and track that payment status with that PaymentRequest entity that you created at the beginning. If you want to create tenant-based custom payments & invoices, you should implement your own logic by using Payment Module or without payment module
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I'm not asking for invoices or anything what's related to this functionality I'm working on it, I'm asking where is integration point for your payments abstraction?
All integration should go through payment request?
For example in tenant i have invoice screen they click pay and we have to create payment request and have reference to it?
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Oh sorry, I misunderstood the question.
All integration should go through payment request?
Yes, all the integration is on PaymentReques. After creating a payment request, you should redirect to a gateway selection page and users can pick one of configured payment ways and continue payment. Mostly payment completion is done synchronized with callback from payment provider.
You can see the available implemented providers packages from here
You can even add your own custom provider to show gateway selection page
Configure<PaymentOptions>(options => { options.Gateways.Add( new PaymentGatewayConfiguration( "MyPaymentGatewayName", new FixedLocalizableString("MyPaymentGatewayName"), typeof(MyPaymentGateway) ) ); });- Gateway selection page is on
/Payment/GatewaySelectionroute and you can redirect to that route withpaymentRequestIdquerystring parameter after creating a payment request. On that page, if you configured more than one provider, users will see a payment gateway selection page otherwise, they'll be redirected to the payment page (paypal, stripe etc...)
public virtual async Task<IActionResult> OnPost() { var paymentRequest = await _paymentRequestAppService.CreateAsync(new PaymentRequestCreateDto() { Currency= "USD", Products = new List<PaymentRequestProductCreateDto>() { new PaymentRequestProductCreateDto { Code = "Product_01", Name = "LEGO Super Mario", Count = 2, UnitPrice = 60, TotalPrice = 200 } } }); return LocalRedirectPreserveMethod("/Payment/GatewaySelection?paymentRequestId=" + paymentRequest.Id); } -
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We work on angular solution not mvc. What about per tenant payment gateway settings? Each tenant will have their own payment gateway settings? Do you have a sample for that how to change host payment settings for each individual tenant when they do payments?
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We work on angular solution not mvc. What about per tenant payment gateway settings? Each tenant will have their own payment gateway settings? Do you have a sample for that how to change host payment settings for each individual tenant when they do payments?
Ok, You mean that tenants will receive payments instead of system owner receives payment from tenants. In that case, unfortunetely Payment module doesn't have tenant based configuration, you can configure it per application at the moment.
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Maybe i can override those settings per tenant and create my own interface no?
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You can provide different values per tenant while resolving service according to your requirement.
You can use the following way to use your services for making the configuration depending on tenants
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/configuration/options?view=aspnetcore-7.0#use-di-services-to-configure-options
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Can you provide abp related sample? How it supposed to work with abp commercial payments?
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Can you provide abp related sample? How it supposed to work with abp commercial payments?
Hello again,
A complete example might have some conjecture but you can try the following configuration in your Domain layer:
context.Services.AddOptions<StripeOptions>() .Configure<ICurrentTenant>( (options, currentTenant) => { if (currentTenant.Name == "Tenant A") { options.SecretKey = "SECRET_KEY_FOR_TENANT_A"; options.PublishableKey = "PUBLISHABLE_KEY_FOR_TENANT_A"; } else if (currentTenant.Name == "Tenant B") { options.SecretKey = "SECRET_KEY_FOR_TENANT_B"; options.PublishableKey = "PUBLISHABLE_KEY_FOR_TENANT_B"; } else { options.SecretKey = "SECRET_KEY_FOR_REST_OF"; options.PublishableKey = "PUBLISHABLE_KEY_FOR_REST_OF"; } }); -
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This way you will not know which account to look at?
You will see payment request was done, but you check your stripe account and there are no funds. How do i know which payment gateway this payment was used to make? Where is this data stored?
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This way you will not know which account to look at?
You will see payment request was done, but you check your stripe account and there are no funds. How do i know which payment gateway this payment was used to make? Where is this data stored?
This is a custom logic. ABP Payment Module doesn't provide a tenant-based payment option as I said before. Since this is a custom approach, you have to keep that data by your own
