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2013-07-17Basic functionality to edit credit card on file.jessib
2013-07-17Basic display of a customer's transaction informationjessib
2013-07-17Some permission checks for viewing/cancelling subscriptions.jessib
2013-07-17Allow subscriptions to be canceled.jessib
2013-07-17Displaying of user's subscription. Still not committed to whether user can ↵jessib
have multiple subscriptions at a time or not.
2013-07-17Much more efficient way to get a customer's subscriptions, thanks to ↵jessib
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15910980/retrieving-a-braintree-customers-subscriptions
2013-07-17Display of subscription information on a customer's edit page. It is *super* ↵jessib
slow. Posted stackoverflow question as not clear if there is more efficient way to get this information via braintree API.
2013-07-17Some tweaks to optimize number of requests to braintree API.jessib
2013-07-17Some refactoringjessib
2013-07-17Let users select amount for payments.jessib
2013-07-17More working subscriptions.jessib
2013-07-17Adding some links, which will be removed.jessib
2013-07-17Needs much work, but basic start to recurring payments.jessib
2013-07-17Fix to default_credit_card methodjessib
2013-07-17One Braintree customer per user, and some permissions checks (will need to ↵jessib
change for admins.)
2013-07-17Unauthenticated users can make single payments (like donations), but ↵jessib
payments from authenticated users will be as a Braintree Customer stored in the braintree vault.
2013-07-17Start to adding customers to braintree vault.jessib
2013-07-17Replace .erb with .haml files.jessib
2013-07-17Basic functionality for one time transactions using Braintree's transparent ↵jessib
redirect API based from https://github.com/braintree/braintree_ruby_examples/tree/master/rails3_tr_checkout (very little changes were required)
2013-07-17More pieces to set up the billing engine.jessib
2013-07-17Start to branch using braintree to process credit card payments.jessib