How kiansantang777/meduzav3 works
Purpose and execution
MeduzaPro is a cross-platform Python CLI tool that simulates Stripe and WooCommerce checkout/payment flows. It classifies remote payment responses into LIVE, DEAD, or RETRY outcomes. The stated target runtime is Python 3.12.2.
Primary launch paths:
• Shell bootstrap: go.sh
• Python application entry point: main.py
• Python dependency declaration: requirements.txt
Bootstrap and dependency boundary
go.sh is the user-facing launcher used by the documented Termux and Linux installation flows. It likely establishes the Python environment and invokes the application. requirements.txt defines the external Python package boundary needed by the runtime.
Paths:
• go.sh
• requirements.txt
• main.py
Application orchestration
main.py is the sole visible application module and therefore the central control plane. It is expected to own CLI interaction, workflow selection, session lifecycle, request execution, response interpretation, and result presentation/persistence. With no package directories or separate modules in the tree, architecture is monolithic rather than layered across files.
Paths:
• main.py
Checkout simulation workflow
The core business flow models browser-like payment processing against Stripe- and WooCommerce-based checkout endpoints:
1. Accept payment/checkout input through the CLI.
2. Establish and retain HTTP/browser session state.
3. Interact with checkout pages or APIs to obtain required flow state.
4. Submit simulated payment data through the selected provider/check-out flow.
5. Inspect returned status/body signals.
6. Normalize the outcome into LIVE, DEAD, or RETRY.
The remote checkout site is the primary trust and failure boundary: site markup, anti-automation mechanisms, session behavior, and payment-provider response semantics can all change independently of this repository.
Paths:
• main.py
External systems and runtime environment
The tool runs locally on Termux and Linux, using Python and installed third-party packages. It communicates with external WooCommerce storefronts and Stripe-backed payment flows over the network; these services are not implemented in the repository. Telegram links in the README are support/community channels, not indicated as runtime integrations.
Paths:
• main.py
• requirements.txt
• go.sh
Architectural constraints
The repository exposes no separate modules for transport, provider adapters, result storage, configuration, or tests. Any graph/planning work should treat main.py as the single implementation node, with go.sh as its execution wrapper and requirements.txt as its dependency source. Extracting provider-specific flow logic, session transport, and response classification from main.py would be the natural future decomposition boundary.
Main entry points: main.py Checkout simulation · go.sh Shell launcher · requirements.txt Python dependencies
Components 11
Local runtime
- Shell launcher · User-facing Termux and Linux launch path.
go.sh - Python dependencies · Declares third-party runtime packages.
requirements.txt - CLI application · Central control plane for the checkout simulation.
main.py - CLI input & flow selection
main.py - HTTP session & flow state · Retains browser-like session state.
main.py - Checkout simulation · Obtains checkout state and submits payment data.
main.py - Response classifier · Normalizes responses into LIVE, DEAD, or RETRY.
main.py - Result presentation
main.py - Python 3.12.2 runtime
Remote checkout boundary
Remote behavior and payment semantics are outside repository control.
- WooCommerce storefronts · Provides checkout pages and APIs.
- Stripe-backed payment flows · Processes payment flow requests.
Connections 12
- Shell launcher → Python 3.12.2 runtime: starts
- Python 3.12.2 runtime → CLI application: executes
- Python dependencies → CLI application: provides packages
- CLI application → CLI input & flow selection: orchestrates
- CLI input & flow selection → HTTP session & flow state: initiates
- HTTP session & flow state → Checkout simulation: supplies state
- Checkout simulation → WooCommerce storefronts: requests checkout state
- Checkout simulation → Stripe-backed payment flows: submits payment flow
- WooCommerce storefronts → HTTP session & flow state: returns pages and session data
- Stripe-backed payment flows → Response classifier: returns payment response
- Checkout simulation → Response classifier: passes status and body signals
- Response classifier → Result presentation: LIVE / DEAD / RETRY