CreditCardValidations

Gem adds validator to check whether or not a given number actually falls within the ranges of possible numbers prior to performing such verification, and, as such, CreditCardValidations simply verifies that the credit card number provided is well-formed.

More info about card BIN numbers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_card_number

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

$ gem 'credit_card_validations'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install credit_card_validations

Usage

The following issuing institutes are accepted:

Name	Key
American Express	:amex
China UnionPay	:unionpay
Dankort	:dankort
Diners Club	:diners
Elo	:elo
Discover	:discover
Hipercard	:hipercard
JCB	:jcb
Maestro	:maestro
MasterCard	:mastercard
MIR	:mir
Rupay	:rupay
Solo	:solo
Switch	:switch
Visa	:visa

The following are supported with plugins

Name	Key
Diners Club US	:diners_us
EnRoute	:en_route
Laser	:laser

Examples using string monkey patch

require 'credit_card_validations/string'
'5274 5763 9425 9961'.credit_card_brand   #=> :mastercard
'5274 5763 9425 9961'.credit_card_brand_name   #=> "MasterCard"
'5274 5763 9425 9961'.valid_credit_card_brand?(:mastercard, :visa) #=> true
'5274 5763 9425 9961'.valid_credit_card_brand?(:amex) #=> false
'5274 5763 9425 9961'.valid_credit_card_brand?('MasterCard') #=> true

ActiveModel support

only for certain brands

class CreditCardModel
  attr_accessor :number
  include ActiveModel::Validations
  validates :number, credit_card_number: {brands: [:amex, :maestro]}
end

for all known brands

validates :number, presence: true, credit_card_number: true

Examples using CreditCardValidations::Detector class

number = "4111111111111111"
detector = CreditCardValidations::Detector.new(number)
detector.brand #:visa
detector.visa? #true
detector.valid?(:mastercard,:maestro) #false
detector.valid?(:visa, :mastercard) #true
detector.issuer_category  #"Banking and financial"

Also You can add your own brand rules to detect other credit card brands/types

passing name,length(integer/array of integers) and prefix(string/array of strings) Example

CreditCardValidations.add_brand(:voyager, {length: 15, prefixes: '86'})
voyager_test_card_number = '869926275400212'
CreditCardValidations::Detector.new(voyager_test_card_number).brand #:voyager
CreditCardValidations::Detector.new(voyager_test_card_number).voyager? #true

Remove brands also supported

CreditCardValidations::Detector.delete_brand(:maestro)

Check luhn

CreditCardValidations::Detector.new(@credit_card_number).valid_luhn?
#or
CreditCardValidations::Luhn.valid?(@credit_card_number)

Generate credit card numbers that pass validation

CreditCardValidations::Factory.random(:amex)
# => "348051773827666"
CreditCardValidations::Factory.random(:maestro)
# => "6010430241237266856"

Plugins

require 'credit_card_validations/plugins/en_route'
require 'credit_card_validations/plugins/laser'
require 'credit_card_validations/plugins/diners_us'

Configuration

In order to override default data source you can copy original one , change it and configure during rails initializer

 CreditCardValidations.configure do |config|
      config.source = '/path/to/my_brands.yml'
 end

Contributing

Fork it
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
Create new Pull Request