chilion / CmPayService by cjsdevelopment

Use the CM Pay service with Laravel
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Package Data
Maintainer Username: cjsdevelopment
Maintainer Contact: chilionsnoek@gmail.com (Chilion Snoek)
Package Create Date: 2015-12-09
Package Last Update: 2016-01-25
Language: PHP
License: MIT
Last Refreshed: 2024-11-23 03:15:34
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Total Stars: 1
Total Watchers: 2
Total Forks: 2
Total Open Issues: 0

CmPayService

CmPayService is a Laravel package for the API of CM Payments. (pay.cm.nl)

How to use it:

composer

Require it:

  • "CJSDevelopment/CmPayService" : "dev-master"

app.php

Add the following data:

ServiceProvider

  • 'CJSDevelopment\CmPayServiceProvider'

Facade

  • 'PaymentService' => 'CJSDevelopment\CmPayService',

Deploy / Update

Execute the following commands in your console:

  • sudo composer selfupdate
  • sudo composer update
  • sudo php artisan vendor:publish

Config

After executing the vendor:publish command you will find a config file in the Laravel config folder. Fill the Mandatory fields, check the optional.

Don't forget to fill in the right company name and product token

Usage in your code:

Initializing

For payment methods & options:

  • CmPayService::getPaymentMethods($amount (should be integer));

Executing

To forward the customer to the payment screen of their financial instance.

  • CmPayService::getTransactionUrl($amount, $method, $option, $parameters);

| # | $ | Description | |---|-------------|------------------------------------------------------| | 1 | $amount | The amount of the order to process | | 2 | $method | The Payment method, this can be iDeal, Mr. Cash, etc | | 3 | $option | The Payment option, depends on the $method. | | 4 | $parameters | This is an array with multiple key's as information |

The Parameters options:

| Key | Description | Type | |--------------- |---------------------------------------- |--------- | | "reference" | The reference for the order | varchar | | "return_url" | The base URL that gets returned to | url | | "success_url" | The part that goes behind the base URL | text | | "fail_url" | The part that goes behind the base URL | text | | "cancel_url" | The part that goes behind the base URL | text | | "error_url" | The part that goes behind the base URL | text |

Check

  • You can check it yourself by your own lovings.