Solidgate API

Python SDK provides API options for integrating Solidgate’s payment orchestrator into your Python applications.

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Structure

SDK for Python contains Table of contents

SDK for Python contains	Table of contents
`solidgate/` – main library source code for development `__init__.py` – initializes the SDK package for importing `api_client.py` – main file for API integration and HTTP request handling `encryption.py` – library for encryption-related operations `model.py` – defines data structures for payment attributes and responses `setup.py` – script for managing dependencies and library imports	Requirements Installation Usage Errors

solidgate/ – main library source code for development
- __init__.py – initializes the SDK package for importing
- api_client.py – main file for API integration and HTTP request handling
- encryption.py – library for encryption-related operations
- model.py – defines data structures for payment attributes and responses
setup.py – script for managing dependencies and library imports

Requirements
Installation
Usage
Errors

To start using the Python SDK:

Ensure you have your public and secret key.
Install the SDK in your project using pip:
```
pip install solidgate-card-sdk
```

Import the classes into your project:

from solidgate import ApiClient
client = ApiClient(public_key='YourMerchantId', secret_key='YourPrivateKey')

Use test credentials for integration testing. After successful testing, switch to production credentials.

Create a class instance of the ApiClient class.

from solidgate import ApiClient

client = ApiClient(public_key, secret_key)

public_key - unique merchant identification
secret_key - secret code for request signature, it is provided at the moment of merchant registration

response = client.form_resign({'order_id': '12345'})

Handle errors.

try:
    response = client.charge({...})
except Exception as e:
    print(e)

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