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module Auth::Concerns::Shopping::PayUMoneyControllerConcern
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
included do
protect_from_forgery :except => [:update]
end
## This includes the params sent back in the payumoney callback +
## PLUS the params that we send to the payumoney endpoint[:amount,:txnid,:surl,:furl,:productinfo,:firstname,:email,:phone]
## => of these, [firstname, email, phone, amount and txnid] are also sent back in the payumoney callback.
## PLUS the params that are native to the payment concern [:payment_type, :cart_id]
## Everywhere txnid, and :id is the same thing.
def payumoney_params
[:txnid, :surl, :furl, :productinfo, :firstname, :email, :phone, :gateway_payment_initiated]
end
##note that the payumoney callback makes a POST requet to whatever url you specifiy.
##This does not suit our puprose, since we want it to make a PUT request to the update_url.
##for this purpose a route has been added to the dummy apps routes file, that maps a POST request to the update path for the
## permits the original parameters defined in the payment_controller_concern and the additional params that are defined here as "payumoney_params, alongwith id."
def permitted_params
payment_controller_params = []
if super["payment"]
payment_controller_params = super["payment"].keys.map{|c| c = c.to_sym}
end
pp = payumoney_params + payment_controller_params
params.permit({payment: pp},:id)
end
end
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