This plugin allows you to use PayU service as a payment provider in MedusaJS

Note: this plugin is made strictly for a marketplace implementation

Installation

1. To start working with the plugin you should have the following:

• Medusa backend installed
• PayU merchant account or sandbox account

2. Run the following command in the directory of your Medusa server

npm install medusa-plugin-payu

or

yarn add medusa-plugin-payu

3. In medusa-config.js file add the following to the plugins array:

const plugins = [
  // ...
  {
    resolve: `medusa-plugin-payu`,
    options: {
      url: process.env.PAYU_URL,
      access_token: process.env.PAYU_ACCESS_TOKEN,
      posId: process.env.PAYU_POS_ID,
      currency: process.env.PAYU_CURRENCY,
      clientId: process.env.PAYU_CLIENT_ID,
      clientSecret: process.env.PAYU_CLIENT_SECRET,
      serverUrl: process.env.URL,
      serverIp: process.env.SERVER_IP,
    },
  },
  // ...
];

Parameters:

• url - required, an domain that all payu request should be sent to, for sandbox it should be: https://secure.snd.payu.com
• access_token - required, obtained from your PayU account
• posId - required, obtained from your PayU account
• currency - required
• clientId - required, obtained from your PayU account
• clientSecret - required, obtained from your PayU account
• serverUrl - required, url address of your medusa server
• serverIp - required, IP address of your server

4. Usage

To list all available payment methods send GET request to the following endpoint:

https://your-medusa-backend-url.com/payu/payment-methods

You should enable PayU payment provider in you medusa region, the identifier to use while creating payment sessions for your cart is 'payu'.

For the plugin to work correctly your cart's metadata should contain the following records:

• phone - phone number of the customer,
• first_name - first name of the customer,
• last_name - last name of the customer,
• payMethods - not required, if not present the user will be redirect to payu panel instead of given payment method.

payMethods should be an object with following structure:

payMethods: {
  payMethod: {
    type: string; // should be 'PBL' in most cases, based on payment method
    value: string; // id of choosen payment method
  }
}

Disclaimer

Features like full refund, partial refund, update payment data or payment cancel/delete are either not implemented or might not work correctly. The plugin might contain bugs, if you encounter any please report them to: [email protected]

Links

• Author: Rigby
• MedusaJS
• PayU documentation