README

A PHP supplemental package to the easyship-php package which allows users to quickly and easily integrate the jrebs/easyship-php library into Laravel applications.

• Installation
• Configuration
• Usage
• Support
• License

Installation

Install with composer.

composer require jrebs/easyship-laravel

Configuration

This support package uses a default configuration that will work for most purposes. The following .env variables are supported:

# Your access token for making calls to the Easyship API
EASYSHIP_API_TOKEN="mytoken"

# The hostname of the Easyship API server (can override for testing)
# Defaults to the official API host https://api.easyship.com
EASYSHIP_API_HOST="http://my-dev-hostname"

# Your secret key for verifying the signature of webhook posts
EASYSHIP_WEBHOOK_SECRET_1="mysecret"

If you want to take control of how configuration is handled, just publish the configuration file from this package into your application and then you can do whatever you like with it, including set up default request options to be passed in to the GuzzleHttp\Client instance.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider=Easyship\\Providers\\EasyshipServiceProvider

Once published, season the config/easyship.php file to taste. One reason you may need to do this is to support incoming webhooks from different Easyship accounts. To this end, versions following v1.0 have a modified configuration that supports any number of webhook secret keys. Modify the webhook_secrets array in the config file to contain each of the keys you will define in your .env file.

Usage

After requiring the package into your application and providing config keys, you should be able to start working with the API by pulling it out of the Laravel service container using any of the usual methods or by using the provided Facade accessor if that is your preference.

// Using the app() helper
// app(\Easyship\EasyshipAPI::class) also works
$api = app('easyship.api');
$categories = $api->categories()->list();

// ...or using the Facade
$categories = Easyship::categories()->list();

Similarly, the webhook handler is available preconfigured from the service container. No facade is provided for this object as it would be of little value.

$handler = app('easyship.handler');
// Can also use app(\Easyship\Webhooks\Handler::class)
$handler->handle($signature, $payload);

Support

If you find problems with this integration package specifically, please raise them as issues on this repository. If you find problems with the underlying easyship-php package (more likely), please go to that project page for support or to file an issue report.

License

This software was written by me, Justin Rebelo, and is released under the MIT license.