A few things I will add once I have time, this may help the production/ live setup as PayPal is quite messy and buggy.

Quick explanation how to create access keys, for both sandbox and live;

• Have a page with more details and full guide on how to proceed;
• Add a warning for live (production) access keys that:
  1. Email address must be verified;
  2. If PayPal says you didn't veri

General information

• SDK version: v3
• Environment: https://developers.braintreepayments.com/guides/hosted-fields/overview/javascript/v3
• Browser and OS MacOS 10.15.3 Safari 13.0.5

Issue description

Issue exist on https://developers.braintreepayments.com/guides/hosted-fields/overview/javascript/v3 too. Open the link in safari, and input fields needs double tab to focus. This i

Add additional MD files in the wiki for how tos on how to create payments and subscriptions from start to finish. Including nonces etc. Reference these how to docs to the readme.

This will also include refunds, cancelations etc

Must also include all options in BraintreeTransactionInterface like how to add a customer, address etc. Maybe also validation?

Can we pass billing and shipping address externally to PayPal? Means I had a seperate screen to get the shipping address user will enter the shipping address there and I want to send these address to Paypal. Is it possible?

Or PayPal has its own interface to collect billing and shipping address.

Do this library support billing address and shipping address?

The SolidusPaypalBraintree::Gateway#generate_token method has ambiguous behavior. If token generation is disabled it returns a string acting as a "error message" as described in the documentation. If the generation is enabled it also returns a string.

https://github.com/so

Can someone explain the difference in roadmaps between this gem and https://github.com/solidusio/solidus_paypal_braintree ?

Solidus_paypal_braintree is linked from the solidus website and includes frontend integration for braintree, whereas apparently this gem does not. I'm just wondering which will be around for the long term...

Currently it's possible to search for objects, for example for those transactions above/below a set amount or within a time range.

It'd be great to be able to query for a sum of the transactions too (e.g. sum all transactions in 2019). Currently this would require fetching/paginating across all, so server side summation would cut bandwidth