/django-daraja

A python django library for interacting with the MPESA Daraja API

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django-daraja

This is a django library based on the Safaricom MPESA daraja API. This is a django library based on the Safaricom MPESA daraja API. Use it for a simplified experience, spend less time setting up...

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Read the full documentation at https://django-daraja.readthedocs.io

MPESA Daraja API documentation can be found at https://developer.safaricom.co.ke

Installation

To install the package, run

$ pip install django_daraja

Examples

STK Push

An example, to send an STK push prompt to customer phone, then display response message

    from django_daraja.mpesa.core import MpesaClient
    
    def index(request):
        cl = MpesaClient()
        phone_number = '0700111222'
        amount = 1
        account_reference = 'reference'
        transaction_desc = 'Description'
        callback_url = request.build_absolute_uri(reverse('mpesa_stk_push_callback'))
        response = cl.stk_push(phone_number, amount, account_reference, transaction_desc, callback_url)
        return HttpResponse(response)

On your browser, you will receive a message Success. Request accepted for processing on success of the STK push. You will also receive a notification on the callback endpoint (In this case the URL with the name mpesa_stk_push_callback), having the results of the STK push.

B2C Payment

An example, to perform a BusinessPayment B2C (Business to Customer) transaction

    from django_daraja.mpesa.core import MpesaClient
    
    def index(request):
        cl = MpesaClient()
        phone_number = '0700111222'
        amount = 1
        transaction_desc = 'Business Payment Description'
        occassion = 'Test business payment occassion'
        callback_url = request.build_absolute_uri(reverse('mpesa_business_payment_callback'))
        response = cl.business_payment(phone_number, amount, transaction_desc, callback_url, occassion)
        return HttpResponse(response)

On your browser, you will receive a message Accept the service request successfully. on success of the transaction. You will also receive a notification on the callback endpoint (In this case the URL with the name mpesa_business_payment_callback), having the results of the Business Payment Transaction.

Note

You need a callback URL connected to the internet to receive the asynchronous result. In case you don't have one you can head over to http://darajambili.herokuapp.com and grab a callback URL to test the result.

The full documentation of all supported API's can be found at http://django-daraja.readthedocs.io