Laravel Ecommerce Layer

This is a work in progress project.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require enriconardo/laravel-ecommerce-layer:dev-master

Enable Subscriptions handler

If you decide to use subscriptions, in order to regularly check the subscriptions status and automatically renew or cancel them, you have to schedule the proper task in the file app\Console\Kernel.php of your application:

protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule): void
{
    // You can schedule with the frequency you like
    $schedule->job(new \EcommerceLayer\Jobs\RenewSubscriptions)->hourly();
}

Usage

Publish configuration

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="EcommerceLayer\Providers\ServiceProvider" --tag=config

Using a payment gateway in your code

/** @var \EcommerceLayer\Gateways\GatewayProviderInterface $gateway */
$gateway = gateway('your_gateway_identifier');

Authentication

Laravel Ecommerce Layer doesn't implement an authentication flow, this should be a responsability of the main application where it is installed.

In order to set an authentication guard, add the right middleware to the group of middlewares attached to the Laravel Ecommerce Layer routes by updating the configuration file. First of all publish the configuration file, like reported here, then change the following attribute:

# File config/ecommerce-layer.php

'http' => [
    'routes' => [
        'middlewares' => [
            'api', // Don't remove this unless it is really necessary
            'your-custom-middleware' // E.g: auth:api
        ],
    ]
],

Adding custom payment gateway

A gateway package is composed by a set of classes:

• A Main class which extends \EcommerceLayer\Gateways\GatewayProviderInterface
• A Payment service class which extends \EcommerceLayer\Gateways\PaymentServiceInterface
• A Customer service class which extends \EcommerceLayer\Gateways\CustomerServiceInterface

In order to enable the gateway, just add the following line of code in the register function of one of your service provider:

/**
* Register the application services.
*/
public function register()
{
    // ...

    // Enable the gateways
    $this->app->make(GatewayProviderFactory::class)->enableGateway(new YourMainClass);

    // ...
}

YourMainClass is your actual Main class described before.

Then you need to add a proper record in the database, to do this just type the following command:

php artisan ecommerce-layer:gateway:create {name} {identifier}

Where name is a label for your Gateway (eg: Stripe) and identifier is a value for the system to distinguish it from others (eg: your-identifier). Do not use spaces.

ISO standards

ISO standards for currencies, countries, languages and HTTP status codes are handled by PHP enums of the prinsfrank/standards package. Check it on Github.

In the Laravel Ecommerce Layer, the ISO standards used are:

• ISO4217_Alpha_3 for currencies (three letters)
• ISO3166_1_Alpha_2 for countries (two letters)

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

To Do

• [ ] Adding discounts management
• [ ] Tax management
• [ ] Shipping