Laravel Package for Myfatoorah Payment Gateway REST API

Myfatoorah Payment Gateway for Laravel 5*

Installation

Add vmdevelopment/myfatoorah-laravel to your composer.json.

"vmdevelopment/myfatoorah-laravel": "~1.0.*"

Run composer update to pull down the latest version of package.

OR simply run

composer require "vmdevelopment/myfatoorah-laravel"

Now open up /config/app.php and add the service provider to your providers array.

'providers' => [
	VMdevelopment\MyFatoorah\MyFatoorahServiceProfider::class,
]

Now add the alias.

'aliases' => [
	'MyFatoorah' => VMdevelopment\MyFatoorah\Facade\MyFatoorah::class,
]

Configuration

To publish config run

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="VMdevelopment\MyFatoorah\MyFatoorahServiceProfider"

and modify the config file with your own information. File is located in /config/myfatoorah.php

you can use this environment variables in your .env file

MYFATOORAH_MODE=test
MYFATOORAH_USERNAME=username
MYFATOORAH_PASSWORD=secret

Current version Functions

• Myfatoorah::requestAccessToken() - Authorizing with your username and password and returns AccessToken
• Myfatoorah::createApiInvoiceIso() - Creating an ApiInvoice
• Myfatoorah::findInvoice($id) - Finding an ApiInvoice by ID
• Myfatoorah::setAccessToken($token) - Setting Run time AccessToken

Usage example

Requesting AccessToken

public function auth(  )
{
	try{
	
		$token = MyFatoorah::requestAccessToken();
		
	} catch( \Exception $exception ){
		// your handling of request failure
	}
	$token->isExpired() // check if token is expired
	$token->getToken()  // get token
}

Creating ApiInvoice(make payment)

public function pay()
{
	try{

		$payment = MyFatoorah::createApiInvoiceIso();

		$payment->setCustomerName( "John Doe" );

		$payment->setDisplayCurrencyIsoAlpha( "KWD" );

		$payment->setCountryCodeId( 1 );

		$payment->setCallBackUrl( "http://example.com/success" );

		$payment->setErrorUrl( "http://example.com/error" );

		$payment->addProduct( "test product", 10, 5 );

		$payment->make();
		
	} catch( \Exception $exception ){
		// your handling of request failure
	}
    
    	$payment->isSuccess() // check if MyFatoorah has successfully handled request.
}

Find ApiInvoice AccessToken

public function check( $id )
{
	try{
	
		 $invoice = MyFatoorah::findInvoice( $id );
		 
	 } catch( \Exception $exception ){
		// your handling of request failure
	}
	$invoice->isPaid(); // check if invoice is paid
	$invoice->isUnpaid(); // check if invoice is unpaid
	$invoice->isFailed(); // check if invoice is failed
}

Available functions for found invoices

getInvoiceId()
getInvoiceReference()
getCreatedDate()
getExpireDate()
getInvoiceValue()
getComments()
getCustomerName()
getCustomerMobile()
getCustomerEmail()
getTransactionDate()
getPaymentGateway()
getReferenceId()
getTrackId()
getTransactionId()
getPaymentId()
getAuthorizationId()
getOrderId()
getInvoiceItems()
getTransactionStatus()
getError()
getPaidCurrency()
getPaidCurrencyValue()
getTransationValue()
getCustomerServiceCharge()
getDueValue()
getCurrency()
getApiCustomFileds()
getInvoiceDisplayValue()

You are able also set access token in run-time

public function check( $id )
{
	try{
		MyFatoorah::setAccessToken([
			"access_token" => "your token here",
			".expires" => "Tue, 21 Jan 2020 12:02:10 GMT",
		]);
		
		// your code goes here...
		
	 } catch( \Exception $exception ){
		// your handling of request failure
	}
}