MinnPost Version

Ultimately this app is a fork of https://github.com/texastribune/donations, created by Texas Tribune for their donations app, though both these repositories were originally on Bitbucket. It powers various methods of payment at MinnPost, most commonly with users starting at https://www.minnpost.com/support/, although others start users in this app.

MinnPost's version has a few important differences:

We have several different page types (the standard one time and recurring donations, plus advertising payments, event sponsorships, pledge payments, and the ability to update or cancel an existing donation)
We currently don't use Stripe Checkout (we use Stripe.js with Elements instead; integrating Stripe into our UI)
We have the option of using Plaid for ACH payments
We have not activated the Amazon Pay functionality
Our tests are very out of date
We have some different environment variables
We don't use Docker
Our JavaScript environment is mostly just a jQuery plugin
For Python, we use a Pipfile/pipenv instead of requirements.txt.

To run this app locally, download it and install the environment with Pip. To start:

pipenv shell

The app can then be run locally either with python3 app.py or heroku local.

Texas Tribune Version

Software to collect donations for nonprofits. It integrates with Saleforce, Stripe, Amazon Pay, Slack and Sentry.

Donations

Python running Flask
supports single and recurring donations
easily deployed on Heroku

Getting Started

The recommended method for running this repo locally is to use Docker. If you don't already have Docker set up, you'll want to install Docker for Mac to get a Docker environment set up on your computer.

You'll also need to have an env file set up with the environment variables for Stripe and Salesforce so that Docker can find them. By default the Makefile will look for env-docker but this can be overridden with the DOCKER_ENV_FILE environment variable.

You should also install pre-commit, which we use for managing Git hooks (including JS formatting via Prettier). Once downloaded, run pre-commit install at the root of this repo. You'll also need Node version 12.

Requirements

Python 3.6+ See requirements.txt and dev-requirements.txt for specific Python packages and versions.

Environment

Variable	Example
`AUTH0_DOMAIN`	domain.com
`AUTH0_PORTAL_AUDIENCE`	foobarbaz
`AUTH0_PORTAL_CLIENT_ID`	stringstringstring
`PUBLISHABLE_KEY`	pk_test_12345
`SECRET_KEY`	sk_test_12335
`SALESFORCE_HOST`	test.salesforce.com
`SALESFORCE_CLIENT_ID`
`SALESFORCE_CLIENT_SECRET`
`SALESFORCE_USERNAME`
`SALESFORCE_PASSWORD`
`SALESFORCE_TOKEN`
`SALESFORCE_API_VERSION`	v43.0
`CELERY_BROKER_URL`	amqp://guest:guest@rabbitmq:5672/
`CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND`	redis://redis:6379/0
`FLASK_SECRET_KEY`	b'f;\xeb\x9bT2\xcd\xdb\xe1#z\xfb\xab\xf8(\x03'
`ENABLE_SENTRY`	True
`SENTRY_ENVIRONMENT`	test
`SENTRY_DSN`	https://user:pass@sentry/7?timeout=10
`SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN`
`SENTRY_ORG`	your-org
`SENTRY_PROJECT`	donations
`ENABLE_SENTRY_RELEASE`	True
`ENABLE_SLACK`	False
`SLACK_API_KEY`
`SLACK_CHANNEL`	#donations
`MAIL_SERVER`	mail.server.com
`MAIL_USERNAME`
`MAIL_PASSWORD`
`MAIL_PORT`	25
`MAIL_USE_TLS`	True
`DEFAULT_MAIL_SENDER`	foo@bar.org
`ACCOUNTING_MAIL_RECIPIENT`	foo@bar.org
`BUSINESS_MEMBER_RECIPIENT`	foo@bar.org
`REDIS_URL`	redis://redis:6379
`REDIS_TLS_URL`	redis://redis:6379
`REPORT_URI`	https://foo.bar
`ENABLE_PORTAL`	True
`PORTAL_API_DOMAIN`	https://foo.bar/api
`PORTAL_CAMPAIGN_ID`	stringstringstring
`RECAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY`	stringstringstring
`RECAPTCHA_SITE_KEY`	stringstringstring
`BAD_ACTOR_API_URL`	https://foo.bar.api
`BAD_ACTOR_NOTIFICATION_URL`	https://foo.bar.api
`AUTH0_PORTAL_M2M_CLIENT_ID`	string
`AUTH0_PORTAL_M2M_CLIENT_SECRET`	string

Running the Project

Run make backing. This will start RabbitMQ and Redis. Run make. This will drop you into the Flask app. Run make restart. You can interact with the app at localhost:80. This command will also build CSS and JS in watch mode and allow you to make test transactions.

C_FORCE_ROOT=True celery -A app.celery worker --loglevel=INFO &
celery beat --app app.celery &
# gunicorn app:app --log-file=- --bind=0.0.0.0:5000 --access-logfile=-

Front end

The easiest way to develop is by running make restart. Other more granular commands:

npm run js:dev: Build JS and put Webpack in watch mode
npm run ds-tasks-watch: Build CSS and icons in watch mode
npm run dev: Run above two commands together
npm run lint: Run ESLint

Running tests

To run the project tests, run make test

Security

If you find vulnerabilities in this repo please report them to security@texastribune.org.

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