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[Un-Official] A lightweight, Un-Official PHP Library for automating transaction mutation retrieval from the QRIS Interactive Merchant Dashboard. Designed to be framework-agnostic, efficient, and easy to integrate.

📦 Installation

Install the package via Composer:

composer require restugbk/qris-interactive

1. Basic Initialization

By default, the library stores session data in a session.json file within the script's directory.

use Restugbk\QrisMerchantMutation;

$username = 'YOUR_USERNAME';
$password = 'YOUR_PASSWORD';

// For Native PHP
$qris = new QrisMerchantMutation($username, $password);

// For Laravel (Recommended: store session in storage folder)
// $qris = new QrisMerchantMutation($username, $password, storage_path('app/qris_session.json'));

2. Retrieve Merchant List (Outlets)

Before fetching transactions, you must identify the merchant_id for your specific outlet.

$response = $qris->getMerchant();

if ($response['status']) {
    foreach ($response['data'] as $merchant) {
        echo "Outlet Name: " . $merchant['merchant_name'] . "\n";
        echo "Merchant ID: " . $merchant['merchant_id'] . "\n"; 
        echo "Address    : " . $merchant['address'] . "\n---\n";
    }
}

3. Fetch Transaction Mutations

Retrieve transaction data by providing the merchant_id and a date range (Format: DD/MM/YYYY).

$merchantId = '1234567890'; 
$startDate  = '01/01/2026';
$endDate    = '03/01/2026';

$result = $qris->getTransactionsByRange($merchantId, $startDate, $endDate);

if ($result['status']) {
    $data = $result['data'];
    echo "Total Records: " . $data['total_records'] . "\n";
    echo "Total Amount : Rp " . number_format($data['summary_amount']) . "\n";

    foreach ($data['transactions'] as $trx) {
        echo "[{$trx['date']}] {$trx['customer']} - Rp " . number_format($trx['amount']) . " ({$trx['status']})\n";
    }
} else {
    echo "Error: " . $result['error'];
}

4. Advanced Search (Custom Filtering)

You can search for specific transactions using RRN, Invoice ID, or Customer Name to filter results more accurately without fetching all data.

$merchantId = '123456789';
$startDate  = '01/01/2026';
$endDate    = '04/01/2026';

/**
 * Search Category ($item):
 * 'rrn'      -> Search by Retrieval Reference Number
 * 'inv'      -> Search by Invoice ID
 * 'nominal'  -> Search by Transaction Amount
 * 'csname'   -> Search by Customer Name
 * 'infoket'  -> Search by Transaction Note/Description
 */
$filterBy = 'nominal';  // Search Category
$keyword  = '1000'; // The actual value you want to find

$result = $qris->getTransactionsByCustom(
    $merchantId, 
    $startDate, 
    $endDate, 
    $filterBy, 
    $keyword
);

if ($result['status']) {
    $data = $result['data'];
    echo "Total Records: " . $data['total_records'] . "\n";
    echo "Total Amount : Rp " . number_format($data['summary_amount']) . "\n";

    foreach ($data['transactions'] as $trx) {
        echo "[{$trx['date']}] {$trx['customer']} - Rp " . number_format($trx['amount']) . " ({$trx['status']})\n";
    }
} else {
    echo "Error: " . $result['error'];
}

📋 Data Structure Reference

The transactions array returns the following keys:

📄 License

This open-source software is distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

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