README

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The easiest way to use Webpay in your projects

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require sextanet/laravel-webpay

Publish and run migrations

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="webpay-migrations"
php artisan migrate

Copy these keys in your .env file

WEBPAY_IN_PRODUCTION=false
WEBPAY_COMMERCE_CODE=
WEBPAY_SECRET_KEY=
WEBPAY_DEBUG=true

Usage

With attached model (recommended)

// app/Models/YourModel.php

use SextaNet\LaravelWebpay\Traits\PayWithWebpay; // 👈 Import it

class YourModel
{
    // ...

    use HasFactory;
    
    use PayWithWebpay; // 👈 Use it!
}

By default, it uses these 3 fields which are required by Transbank:

If you use other names for your fields, no problem: you can make each model recognize them very easily using the following magic methods:

// app/Models/YourModel.php

public function getBuyOrderAttribute(): string
{
    return $this->id; // Give it your custom logic
}

public function getAmountAttribute(): string
{
    return $this->price; // Give it your custom logic: Don't need to use decimals
}

public function getSessionIdAttribute(): string
{
    return md5($this->id); // Give it your custom logic
}

// In your controller or equivalent

$order = YourOrder::where('id', 1)->first();

return $order->payWithWebpay(); // 👈 Done!

Easy peasy!

Setting custom URLs

For convenience, you can set custom pages for each status before calling payWithOrder() method

Cancelled

LaravelWebpay::setCancelledUrl('/cancelled-page');

Rejected

LaravelWebpay::setRejectedUrl('/rejected-page');

Testing cards

• Expire date: (Any valid date)
• RUT: 11111111-1
• Password: 123

Source: Official Transbank Developers website

Production mode

When you are ready to be in production, you need to set WEBPAY_IN_PRODUCTION to true, and specify WEBPAY_COMMERCE_CODE and WEBPAY_SECRET_KEY.

Alternative usage

If you don't want to import Trait, you can create or instanciate a order, and then, calling LaravelWebpay::create($order) method, for example:

// In your controller or equivalent
$order = YourOrder::where('id', 1)->first();

// ❗️ Your order model needs to have: buy_order, session_id and amount fields
return LaravelWebpay::create($order);

License

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